https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0429e4e7336e1d5a328df487952c2ee5.pdf ed19060ca905c05c689f8e2ccbb2a975 PDF Text Text . II \ ' .. • • a1 y 'Araund And About Middleport • I • .. •r : • I • •' ( • I An excellent va lue in all wool shift dressE'-S and jumpers, is a ! pital in Gallipolis. ' Kent Stqle University. is spending the Thanksgiving holiday with hi~ parents. \1r. and Mrs. E. , o. Ralt lie will be accompa11- i it'd bv a cl a s~JI\Hh' at Kent. Ole G;lbo. a Norweg1an Exchange s!Udents. Mrs. L C. Biddle ot Del aware. Uhw, will abll be a holiday guest of tht' Halls. Theo ideal £ift for boys, warm cotton, flannel robes. wrap style, tie belt, individually &1ft boxed. Grten. red and blue plaids. Sizes S to 7. Si'les 10 to 18. MATCHING PAJAMAS Shanmont Rayon Panties Anoth•r Big Shlpmentl Mens Big Y1nk Sizes 5, 6, 1 and 8. White onlY. Elastic leg brief, cuHt'd brief, cuffed panty, sport panty and step in styles. 1\fade of 10 ounce sanfor- FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY $1.9S Boys Sweaters DUNGAREES Sizes from 4 to 20, Featuring two of the coun- try's bl'st lines and values. ized blue denim. Si'les 29 to 44. Genuine Big Yank. Big srll'ction of style8- Slh)O\'ers and couts. ·10">32" ........... $1.95 22"•42,. .. ;:, ..... . $3.95 · 30''•54" $7 95 .. ·-.... ·' "''' ' 42"x66" _.-... · · $11.95 3 pairs $).00 ~our lur . 100% cotton, fast colors, 36" width,_ in a ~Ide selection of prints dots, checksr stripe!!, plllow Now during tllis sale for 88c and be ready for the New Year. 100% linen, fine !ielection of patterns. case border patter~s. Christmas prints. Solo Friday and Saturdoy 49c Jumbo Sl~e DISH TOWELS Spocioll Mens Quality Womens $3.95 Phil Maid Nylon Slips trimml-'d style in sizes 32 through 44. Short and rel:(ular lengths. White only. J\.Jany stylt>s with shadow LIH't' Corduroy Work Trousers In charcoal grey and dark b1·own and In sizes S2 to M waist mf'ttsure and your correct length, Made witb boat sail pockl'ls. pam• I. Shoe Totes by Trina White. Size 26 lnchE'tl by 26 lnchet, absorbent and lint free. A Dainty-Pak for carrying rain boots, bowline sboe.11 or u a Junch tote. Plaid!! in assorted colors. $1.89 Frld•Y 1nd S.turd•y BOW MASTER BOW MAKEJ...,; 5 for$1.00 Make your own flower arrangements, Holiday deeoraUons_. &Itt wraps, etc. $1.00 e•ch FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SALE , $3.33 1 .. : Friday and Saturday Sale! Infants Sleep and Play Suits turn~d .Sunday by plane from , Encino, Calif. wher&~~' sht' has · Encino. Calif. whPre sht' ha<> spent the past seven week.:~ , with her daugl1t rr ;_md fam1ly. Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Po11r·r and suns. Kyle and t:rit, and : new baby dauKhter. Lynn Ann. I i KniHing Worsted $4.95 SLACKS Cutler $2.95 Sizes small, medium, largt.•- Styles for boys and gir ls. Terry doth and nylon stretth. Koration _pro('ess keeps crease in and wrinkle!! out. Nt-'ver need ironin&. Size-5 29 to 42 wai~t. Bl.11ck, areen and wheat in belt loop models with cuff on the slimmt-r style that ha~ no belt loops and is wurn cuffleu. Ohio University student.;; ar riving forth~ Thanh~iving hul lday with their families inclu_~e \ Mi.ss Karan Bachner. Dave Wllev. Janice Tannehill, Judy ButsQer. John Allensworth, Paul I Gerard. Keith Morgan. Randy Humphreys, Ron Hanning 1 Student.':! at Rio Grandt> ColJete spending the holiday with their. parents are Dennis Saelens, Don Hanning, Christint' Bahr, Suanne Bradbury, Eric CllamlJers, Jerry Davts. Woment Phil M1id RAYON GOWNS Shorty gowns and full length gowns Polkcl dots . :;olid colors and prints. Sius sm<~ll , mrrl ium, l&rj:e and t xtra large. BABY BUNTINGS Excellent for gifts. White, blue, pink or yeilow. Wash<~ble, easy to use. Nylon s, fleece linr.>d. Ket>P baby warm al.l~ comforta~lr.>. $5.95 to $10 $1.95 Flannelette Ski Pajamas Sizes 3 to 6 and 8 to 14. Gripper boxer waist style. Knit crew neck. Sanforized shrunk. Jult Received! A wldt-' ! bluu ~ e .~ ele1·1 ion Si~• 30 to 38 •nd 40 to 46 Stretch Denim Jeans $3.95 Turkey is SPrved To 22llfnnb.rs •• 1 1 , 1 NeOI: C6oking Lesson Completed Are G~l Scout Troop 185 completed their cooking lessons Tuerr day -atternoon with a tea f o r tlteit motlters held at the ColamlN9 and Southern Ohio Electric social room. \ COOklng certificates were pre-,.nUd by Nancy Efaw of the I Electric Company to Jennifer Goble, Robin Mills, Sharon Glaze, Debbie Laney. Marie RuSsell, Mary Holman, Debbie Glley, and Gail Beard. Guests were Janet Bolin, Kathey Bunce Mri Glenn Glaze, Mrs. Robert 11!1111, Mrs. Paul Russell, Mrs. ' Fralllc Powero, Marc Fultz, ' • and ' Mra. Jobn Fultz •nd Mn. tew;, Goblo, ~<Gop lellder~ - 1 ·=: Other Thormol Blanket• $7.95 N.rrow wale, 111 cotton, 36" widtb, wll\hable, 30 aparklini colon. Shlrt.!i for Boys. All sb:e1 up to 20. lneludinll' the $2.95 No-Iron Shirts 1nd th1t Prep Sport Shirts. Hundreds to select from on 11lt. Our regular $2.95 FRIDAY AND SAT~RDAY Womens Daytime Dresses $5.95 These Two Doys Only-Spoclal Prt.H On 54" Indian Head AU purpose cotton jn beutiful poinsettia pattern_. 11ultable for Cbrist- ma• Table Cloths. White Shirts. stripes, solld color.a, retular coUm, button down collars, snap tab C<~llara. Permanent preu and rew:ular 1hirb. Your correct al&e and aleeve leoatb. Mons $2.95 o-, Shirts Knit Headwarmers $1,95 Tops in color, warmth and fashion, knit head· warmers in every style from caps to cloches, to turbans, beautiful solids and patterns. Just Receiv.ci-Big Selection of Mono Wlntor Capo and Boys Wlnlor Capt $1.00and$1.95 Elberfelds HouKewares department is ~eadquarters for tree liihts tree ornaments, waterproof vmrl door .coven, fioral arr~ngemeots, poinsettias, tree sk1rts, mistletoe ball~. natiV1ty figure .sets, boll)' _garland&, n~velty Uditl, poiruettia 1 pra:ya, decorated CbrLStmlila •tockio&a, tandltt and 1tyrofoam. D1ndH-Trtd $1.47 All Wool Dress Material Anti-Fatigue Mats M" /60" widtb. Good c:bolce of colon iD Oan· nels, buket weaves, plaids. Pure foam rubber. Grips floor, oo skids, no al~psii size 18x30. Marbehze I>aUem in all eolora. $1.99yard $1.69 GENERAL ELEORIC HAIR DRYERS and storlte c11e. HiJbly styled. Powerful quiet motor drle1 hair rapidb' and evenly, three he~ HlectiODI . ·: ........ . ..... . · · · · · · · · · · • · • • • • •- • $17, Sheet Blankets Solo $3.25 Serviceable quaJLly, Mons $4.95 Dr011 Shirts Sale $4.00 cOtton, imperfect, '10" x lilO" unbleached with Mons $5.95 Dr- Shirts Salo U.GO • Wltb c&ITJ' Mons $3.95 DI'MI Shlrto 100~ Mens 59c Thermal Socks Reaular lenith work tocki that art huulated to keep beat in. cold out. N1tural color ia si1ea ~0 to 13. Frldoy ond Saturdroy 2 PI In $1.00 $ALII - ! Printed Outing G••· ClrcuiUinl SKIRT RACKS HEATERS Pl11t~ SALE eoated adJustable cUps proteN delicate fabrics. Reyolv1Df. collaplible hook. A & in 1" :rce· 1avtr in your clo• 3 yds. for $1.00 98c 36" wideJ in 1 JRI'il H· leetion or Jlllltflrtll. · Modern desia:o with brown enamel fiDiab. 50.000 ITU with 11-r .. ..... lllo $119 3S,OOO ITU • . . . lito t.SI 20,ooll ITU • .. llio f3t =========~========~--~~~==~~~i• ELBERFELD$ STORE WILL BE OPEN BOTH FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS THIS WEEK ELBERFELDS. IN erman anc r u "': 1 bard hat been put off until Dec. 19-21. The Chief Executlv~ has not aet I data for retumina: to Washington aDd apparen_tly hopes to soak up more sunsht~e to lid, recuperation. from hiS gall b,adder operation last-Oct. p~· OM·E, ·R· O .Y· FIVE~. By Blaze The clJsrred remain• of a small house located opposite Great Bend area resident were the Ravenswood Locks. discovered early today in the Racine volunteer riremen Edruins of his small frame home die Autherson and Ralph Ross that burned Thanksgiving night found the remains about 8 a.m. County o£ficials said the vic- today and authorites were sumtim iJ believed to have been moned to the scenr. Bernard Flemming, aw:e about Officials said the fire that 58, wbo made his home Jn the destroyed Flemming's home -- -·-- ~~--~---- - - broke f!lut sometime shortly before f: p. m. Thursday. Workers at the Ravenswood Locks _discovered the blaze and rad1oed Portland locks employees, who in turn summoned firemen. The Racine Fire department tanker and pumper trucks, B· long with its emersency squad unit rushed to the scene al Nuclear Sh1.ps ;:5afi..~!~~~~,l~:~::. ~~; I Fe h t z n •g one ....-. ;;. _, . 1· '-: : 1 ~ ..•. ,.., ·.· -t ~f ~ .. ,. ,, '. c --:;- ,, -, ·-·., ~ '~ ' ;~~~'·?. .~ 0:- .... ~ > .. ~. 1 ": , · " F · • ....... ...., - - ...., - · :/v:.- ,i \~ ,~:.1 J,•t,,~;.·~-~- I. LEOPOLDVILI..E. 11IE CON· 10 - Sflf-proclaimed President ! sce~e this morning ~nd the re1 ' ·-· j! ~ -~7;1,;' ;\'J'_ , •1 s n ' Joseph D. Mobutu today appear- ~ mams of the house s occupant . . . ed headed for five years of were found. Sheriff Robert C. _ HONOR ~OCIETY - Fourteen new members 1he Ea~ten1 H1gh Sd~ool NaL1onal Honor Soc1ety were tapped ow-dictatorial rule in the Cong. Hartenbach also went to the m. CP_remomes Wednesday at an assembly, m the _school au ditunum. Mf'mbers of the ~re front row. 1. to r., M b t 1 ener1 1 and scene Thursday night ' V1ck1 Pooler, Twlia Karr, Cheryl Bentz, •-sthfl' Spcucttr: second row. Lmda Het1drrson . .Jal'k 1e Bahr Roberta Trus0 uderu, 1 ihlel ot th com· V.puty Sheriff Rober. t Beegle sell. man n e o umy b k Julia McCoy, G B Linda 'I RLarkins; . 0 third D row. .d HLinda Spencer. Ann Holter. .Sallv. .\1ora . Edna 1\'kCov.' • Marilvn • Karr:• t nned 1 ·0 • 1 ·0 th' and Meigs Cmmty Corone1· Hen- ac row , reg at ey, onme rr. _ av1 eat~n, Ch;:ll'~es Km ght lpre:mlen1 J. R1 ch;ud Douglas, B.ill Allen and 1 e ry Ewing were ealled to the Gary_ The program opened w1fh Greg lead tng the pledge of fo llo wed by the g1rls' ensemongoese .•r Ilmell u _ay scene ,of the blaze this morn- bl~ s1~gmg. "Bless This Home," and ''The Lord Bless You ilnd Keep_ You. " under direction or Mrs. Alice Nease. by announcmg he was deposmg . . , ing discovery of the re- Pnnc1pal N. H: Bahr opemng Howard E. Parker. soc1et _v advi sor. e:o:plained the sod e1y's candles, President Joseph Kasavubu, ~us- SAIGON (UPI) -'I'ht ftr1t 1 The campa1gn by the sever- mains Coroner Ewing indicat- and tht! mduct10n serv1ce was led by Kmght. Ne~v m~mhers tappt·d were Vi('ki Pooler. T\vila KarT, Esther Spen. p_esdng parts of the Consbtu- nuclear powered U.S. Navy Ial thousand" .allied k"oop3 was ed de~th was apparently due to Icer. Linda Henderson, .Jackie Bahr . .Julia McCoy , Linda S peneer, Ann Holte!' :-,ally Mora Edn~ J\h:Coy Marrilyn bon 1nd declaring a state of 1 ships assigned to tilt Viet Nam in the fifth day of a pro~ suffocation. Karr, Ronnie Orr, David Hl.!aton and Richard Douglas. ' ' ' emergency rule. war moved into combat sta- through the Communi1t-domm- Flemmin is re rtedl sur- ~~- - ~ ·-- - --- -- -- ------ --· ---· - - - -- Mobutu, once 1n lrmy ser- lions off the coast of Viet Nam 1led area but there have been vived by : broth: Ha!rv of ~ geant, declared he would as- today. They were the carrier no :eports of fighting. In the Beaver Falls Pa. a' sister -VelFIVE - DAY fo'ORECAS'I' f"Jl i~ 1ume the title of president for Enterprise, the largest ship past villagers In the area have ma Flemmi~g 0(' DaytoJJ' and i Temperatures will a1•~'rage 1~ _I_ five years. The general's an- afloat, and the ~:uided-missile had to turn over their rice to other relatives ' !-4 dt"grt-'e!l aboH sormal I nouncement, read to t~e Parlla- friga~ Bainbridge. the Viet Cong which lives oU I The remains' were taken to southern bulf. Rl•prrst'nlatl\of" ment by Senate President Syl- While the Navy threw more the land. I the Ewing Funeral home where normal higbs and lows are vestre Mundlngay, aaid the new muscle Into the ever-growing American nuclear powered I services are pending C61umbus -14-Z7, Cinrinnati 27president'S proelamations were Amerlcaa mlghl, 852 Strategic submarines have been in lhel . :!2. COolf-'r OH'r the Wt'tkt>nd, "not •ubject lo an,- debate." bombert from Guam today Western Pacific and have j witb warmin~ early in thto ' ' struck enemy targeta in Binh visited ,Japan but tnt EnlerThe annual 4-H club achieve- week, lollowl'd b)' rooltor again A SEVERE pl\& • WINI'ER Tuy Province 75 miles oorth. prise and the Bainbridge were , men! program sponsorfd by the ; by mid-week. snow storm was bUUcting over east of Saigon where U.S., lhe first nuclear-powered ships Meigs Cotwty 4-H Club Coundl l Precipitation will •verage the Great Plllnl klday threat- Vietnamese and Australian to joia the Viet Nam war will be held Monday, Nov . 29th ! about one-balf in1·h during the eoint the upper Mldwftt -with troopl wen trylor: to prevent effort. They joined other 7th at 7::10 p. m. at the Pomf-'fo~ period, as raiD l'hanging to heavy aMwt lnd bitter cold, ~lit rice harvest from fallinj fleet ship1 already stationed uft Senior High School auditorium. n n Q TYie1 early in the pt>rBy Un ited Pren lntern•1ion•l 0 1 maosive ••to Viet VIetNam. ___ and Stabte •P4 remainThe Thanluigi l'ing l>ollday lrel l >o d•ath loll !'Hmbtd 11 ~ ~· aess~ ~frsd u~n W~lf. n~ade re_!ll~rks, Cong_lo_a~"':_ ~~=~ftr;:, ~:n:~ tw. Park Shacks Short-lived Heavy 1nowa llready blank- ~atl~y ' u\Je~·,Jence ' T.I l"d 0 l ay 1 program IS• Next Monday Scrap Iron Strewed 1•n US.Ronte3-'>. souety or ACh•JCVement Deatl l ra l•c Tt0 II IS• Climbing Higher ..~ 111l_t1y a~,V'q' . ~~~ 1 ,iqd, ~~liiJo~ers i'i~: ~d~~~r'::~·:,,~i::'..~7~~ 1 n~~:,~~ ~~;:lcl~·~:.~~ll~u;:;Ji~~~~ pair~ ;;1nl~~~gsWICou~l:•v4~~ n:l:~· .·~ "":~· The stale highway ... "der tb:. ported ooly one accident In · members. . . I , . · ha?.ardou s . 8 eted both Dakotu weU in ad~ Gallia and Meigs counties over I Slartmg new poi H:y thiS thaug~ l.oralmn of I A l' nllt'd Press ln1ernation{JI eount a1 9 am . EST time vance of the storm center and the Thanksgiving Day holiday. y~ar, the Council will _rt:'cog- Ut-n t:hit•f St>ssion to ,la\' ~howed at lca~t 195 per.~Oil'-o killed In 1r<J1fll' aCCIthe U.S. Welther Bureau warnA semi-trailer load of scrap/ ~lze lwo houtsl?ndd_lll_gd ;nslllhu- j The ~n Chief Conft' rE'n; ·e is llll'lllls _s tnt~\'thle long h'oi' !IJt1 ad.\ \\ eelo: ud began at _ti p.m. ed lriVelers and alockmea ol . iron overturned In Mei s coun-1tJOns a_nd t ree ~~ lVI ua s w ol to be held at the 'rn -State Air- ota It me, !'( n<'sda\ w C';Jth ('011111 ends at mldn~ght COLUMBUS (UPI)- Shacks currently bemg used for 1 N dg , have g1ven long-ttme support to . . Sund,li . !he h!e<Jkdu 1\n dani.-uoly hea".y 8110 ,. and •• • · ta d · t t k ·am der fire today Y· o one was InJure I port r>;atJonal l,u;-u d Armon concessions n s m sa e par s c e un Off d th the 4-H dub pro~ ram m the , Tr·1ftiC' 196 the ..l hank sg1vmg holldav but tt berd •trona: winds. A een, S. 0., from the Director of the OhiO Parks and Recreation Divil<·ers sal e accident oc- count . , Ho\: Scout~ fl om all P;JJ J<:; uf ' . . ~<~ld about 575 erson~ would received thne 1Dches of new · Ch. 1 M 1 · R bh 1 'd "th or go curred at 5 35 p m Wednesday } the <.ounc1i w111 gatlwr at 9 a F1res . .. ... " .. .. .. .10 P SIOD. te e vm e o z sa1 , ese eyes es are I M1ss SBeatrke4-H Cleveland 1\s ~ dl\' in traff11~ aer!dents durm1 • Th sda snow ur y night In Jittle in~o be eliminated" on Rt. 33, two and two - tenths . Cl b t • d 1m. Sa!Uida\', for tillS tram~r1g 1 1anrs h h d th ix hou · ·1 th f . s1stant tate u _.ea er. • 'I' 1 ?~ <~ n ;-ner;~ge 102- our non- o11 ay more an s rs while the e ~dded,, "~he state w~ll replace them with moder~; mJ es nor n Pomer?y A fJ:th -1will be the speaker. She will Ill gamt•s for _ Ihe .s nppol t. ut ntCJ . .. -- .. .. ... ~ period <~1 this time of year. first major storm of the season attractive bulldtngs that will add to the beauty or parks. wheel on the semi . tr_ador show slid~ of her trip to the I Den Moth~rs m lhur den and l 'alifnrnia. the most populou~ O~te or the worst 3ccidenta dumped eight inches of snow oo ~~~was shocked when I entered a shanty used f~r a _con- broke loose . The lra1ler shd off International F<~rm Youth Ex- p<n:k r_nel'lmgs. ~tate, !ed the nation wilh i9 , reporled was the collision at mountain areas of Utah. cession at one of the barks the other day. A man tn dirty, the right s1de and overturned, h . E d f,arher the eonfPren~:e hild tr>Jil w de<:t lhs reported 'l't>xa s Wil'llita Kan of two cars one . . I . a ·,., I d con 1erence tn ng1an , he " I d i" ' h. S . . . -- . . . . , coveraIs , droo II ng to acco JUICe 1'9ffi th e corners o I h'Is st rewm~ •~ oa on lhe h'1gh· c1 ange t en sc 1e u 1:\1 at t ~ • :mng reported 16 dead 111 traff1c and of which was pursued by polict WASfDNGTON - DEFENSE mouth, got up from a filthy old cot and came to wait on way. The semi-tractor remain- a~ summer. . lo Valley Army Reserve Training New Ynrk state C'ounll'd fou r for SN>eding earl)' Thursday 11 C · ht b t th t k ed · ht Th d L.. 1ne event IS upen a h' _ · Th Secretary RobertS. McNamara me. e stg was enoug 0 sour anyone on a par upng . e nver was Roll" 1f . ds d f T of th enter . hut t 1s luca! wn 1s not The Mi l ronal Safety Council r 1ve ,.~ perS(Jns were kiUed KIWI• will fly to VJet Nam next week facility," related Rebholz._ 1 ert E. Bell, 37, o( Adamsville.! rJent ~~ 1 abml tes e available. . dnes not pred1c! a death toll for three were injurt!d. to lrupect the rapidly e~pand- Tarf&t! for ~e conceuton parks lD Lake Alma, Findlay, I No charge was filed. coun Y c u s. - -- ~~~ - - - - __ ~--- _ __ :_____.:::._ _ __ lng (J, s. military effort and ltand _renewal proaram 1-ncl~ Focked Run, Harrison, ~ke ~ Pat_rol arrests ~v~r the holi- Veteran! Memorial Hos 'tal ~'discuss the outlook for the facillttes at Pymatuning. Find· Kiser. Madison. Pymatumng. j day mcluded, Phllhp J. ~eck_. Admissions WPdDf'sda pi.John l ___...:.,.;;.;.:.;,;,.:.:...;.;....:..::..;,;;._ future •• lay and eut Hlrbor State Rocky Fork Clark Lake and 48, Ravenswood, pasS!Jlg m an B R tl nd T' thy w k He ~nd Gen. Earl G Wheel- Parks iD northern Ohio. Grant Lake.' intersection. bonded to Gallipo- roga~. tl~ ~ . h!mo o; · 0 or, malrman of Joint To Be RaZff .Rebholz concluded, "contrscls lis municipal eourl Nov.. .2; : ;~~~ro~." ' n urp y. , Chiefs of Staff, will arrive in Ohio operates the major con- With operat~rs at Clar_k Lake Nyle D. ~rden, 48, Galhpohs, ! Dischllrget~ Wedo~day-'l'am- 1 the wake of the Wlf'l largest cession 1tands at Pymatunlng aodaklnLake KU1 erct~nd th ts year(• ' pee<IRtng, C!Tie<ih for speed, Nov -l ara Cooper, Guysvil le; Vtcki SAIGON (UP!) - Thousands rhow line in An Tra 1h a meal thls month,, said Clip! battle and at a time when A It the bathing beach and in the m 1 COD$1ru ton o1 new B· 27; oger ompson. 44 Ga 1~ 1 F tt p L 1. K k 1 f r · · · m· Uitie1 lbl next Oth- lipol' d f I'1 ulfl ' e ), omeroy · eo a ec •1 o tons o roast turke\ <~nd V1rtname•:w ~l(lage south of Da Dav1d Colcombt! 31 of TacD1 erican stren(Ut is increasing camping area. Both are located c pos~ e tr year. . ed NIS, ~ec Sve m Ler, Cl· l Pomeroy; Lee Wood II, Rut- 1 cranberry saure were d1sht>d up Nan• rna Wash ' ' at ao aver•se tOOO men iD modem btlildiniB er concession con actl e:r.p1re ov . .<.;,, amuel Craw. 1 d F d M· p . .... . . ' per u • in 1166 U167 and 1189" ford 46 Beckie w Va · to _ I an ' r~ erecla ayer, om- 1 to Amencan flghtmg mt-'n 111 lht- Lf'athf-'rnt>ek corporal ' Th1s ~~ sure a lot diff~r. week. U.S. forces may total Tttt other eoncesslon standll ' · . t' • od dy, h. .'In xi! eroy, Shirley Will. Pomeroy: South Viel Nam Thursda) Bm had j ust rt>lmned r1·o m .a 2~ enc-e • Cn\ Bi!le!deau said Ml!l clott to 200000 meu by tJte end at PymatuDIDB are on contracts Jca JOn, 1 ge m ! e City }a Laura Hoover M1ddleport· G I • • hlcb begi piring I 987 for a hearing Nov 27· Gord n • ' many .Is on combat pa !rol mrhour p<!trol through WUISt-deep lie flmshed hiS meal mside a of tht ytar. wiU renew'!/ and Mn. Halt'kJns, 79, A. Young, 42, the ;ung!es ale their muck mud and w<ltel sandbagged mor!ar poait:loa the standi wW be torn down,'' 'bonded to municipal court Dec. Smith Racme · Jul!! Clbbs mg dmners out or cold C ratJOn Bllletdeaux a~d other mf'm- where he sought cover from a llid Rebholz Diea on Thursday 1 and Don A Foreman 1:7 p ' G ' H b k H ' cans be1" ot L1ma Companv ot the gt>ntle ram 0 The parks. ehlel llld I pre- Funerallltl'Vicet for Mrll. Bes- Maumee, bonded 'Nov: whocdllnedl' wel l Jrd BulloJIIon . the MaTJnl' "l . home last year at lim . lnd! t 29 · was aline ance P · \\tiller Rtgiment. were sel'\'ed a HThanksg1vmg mary mrvey catel a tie Hawkillll, 79, Racine, who · me Karr. Racine. , R. Bi!letdeaux of Johnsl own ; d b · h . · 'l'heb chow wSII least 14 ltruCtures, currently died in the VeteraM Memorial Olscbargl"S Thursduy - Lor·: Pa He was the f' . . l'ourse mner. a out t e same, ut man, the leJ'Ying •• concession stands, hospital TbW'sday, will be SunTWO FINED [etta Eblin, Pomeroy ; ).1argar· · · 1rst man m the " This is m1l y rht'ir seL~md hot sur~?undm~s wert sure differ. will be rued. dlly at 2 p.m. at the Martin Middleporl Mayor Lee Smith 1et Hager, Long Hollom. SQUAD CALLF.D Ient. Thfse m localf4 at llote Fuoeral home with the Rev. has fmed James A. Will, 23, The Middleport F.-R squad Herbert Grimm officiating. Bur~ Brownell-av, Middleport, $5 SAY THANKS I· was summoned at 12:01 a m. . I NOW YO~/k~ WEATHER tal will~ ia Miles ~metery. and costs on an ille-ga( exhaust The Middlepor! Village street today for Howard Cec il, MainI The first atomic oo.Jb wa1 Approxlmat.ly t550 in dam· She was hom October 38, charge and Woodrow W. Engle, department today exprl'ssed its st. Pomeroy, who was dead on ; txploded at Alamorgordo, N. to OlladJ, wlldf, mild toDIJhtl 1888, the daughter of the late Jr., 18, Middleport, $S and costs appreciation to etnplnyees of arrival of the squadmf!n. The I M. July 16, 1945_. arcordln& • 1 Nortb ICIUered slllwen, low U.st. Etlvam and Jean Kldd and had on a flcticious license citation. the Columbus and Southern Middleport unit was also railed A d· . . 't . World Ab:aaaa<·. 11 • IPtfi_Rl-• = ac.dy, wlady. eooler letlriay, Uved It RUtlllld mo.st of ber TUus Thomas. Jr .. 31. Charles· Ohio Electric Co. for th~ir at 2:56 a. m. today for Mr:>. . 1_25,000 . ilmilge SUI was Rllttentl sbowen .._,. lad life. Frlendl may . call at the ton, has forfeited a $10 bond on help in putting up Christmas Worley Howell, Middleport, who i m LOCAL TEMPS 1 poPoUce nld :drl::·by ..._ funeral home III!JIIIme Saturday, 1 stop sign violation eharge. lights in Middleport. ; was reportedly ill. i The tempera lUre in Pomeroy's Alict M. 83rUey, 21, HUDt' agmnst rhe village of Pomeroy. busmess dJstnct at Il :40 a. I1L As Eyesores says o·Irector J the ~eae :Ote~ J Roast TUfkey, cfanbernes • servedTroops Cllh~n, ~peedin~, ~~~~s~:e~b:~~lepo~artha T~ansglv- 1 I $550 Damages • • EStunated m Car Collision speedi~g, ci~~e~~~y {j~~~~ Al~lf-'~~; 'De~~ · On~ ~. tho~e ''I fl~ed .. Struble .L~u_~,·ts ·Crr·t,·cs oif'r,·et J' ~ ' 17\Tam '~ caused me • troubled mind. , a11er, and the airman ln Vie~ Whit Is hsppening In Amerl· Nam they mean a denounciatiun ea7 What has happenetl to my of the many sacrifices they aeueratlon? contribute every day in a land The newspapers and maga- far from home and infested with zin~s are full of t'!ampu1 pr~ lnn,tble. To the rebel, the reteats, leat:!h·ins, sit-ins, draft actlonary, t.he protester, they card bumlqs, and utber such symbolize tlteir success In divulgar actions Ojailllt the poll· vldlng our eouotry, ei)COuraging c!es ol our govl!l'lllllent and the our enemies, and the shattering prtotclples which have guided of our nation's Image bull( by our nation throuflhoul Its proud pqeratlons of courageous deeds lld5:~ by Fred Clbeetl, .Ham~~ 0,~. , .olhny ~lhinll. a,·•IIIJ ,._.,., horila(e. , chrlotian eharlty, and tirelesl M • l9lliilcia oiled U: ,. a ll!i l'liftl. brolhor-f11411lolle!lniM elliJn. 'lheoe proltsll ...., to efforts to obtain freedom and 10 '•,• lA Wept ~ lllolllPg:oJ School, •~ lllor, I'll ualolld lOme of ,llle mean many . thlnis to many ~for all people. 'i'o the Joy. . . . . . 'CIIJit. 'V~.., ~ ~ tlwp. ·1 ~ liNt! ftOI!illl' PWI•· To tilt lba ij Alllerlcan eilii@D It ~ tilt •':~ ~\-:I ',. !!!' ' 1.. -· ~'--' ~,: :." ' '• ·~ . "' .~ .... Edltor I Note - First Lt. ley <ir and appt'OIImaieljl$11111 Daniel Slruble, HI'VI"I with the to 1ht Lemley vehlelo. Allee 10111 Alrbclurne Dlvialon In Bariley wu ~to Middleport Viet Nam, relata his thou.lht:s ~r Let Smlth'a. court on 1 .about tbe JNny much • lubh· ~ of fallln1 to atop 1t 1 cbed proteltl, teaeb-lna, .alt-ins alp. . IDd draft ·cant bundni• deM)ddlep>rt ~ lllo lnvelfl. "'"'otcllll Uollld Statoo poll. Ptl!l 1 JPinitlr, Meldotll at 12:~ cy In Viet U. Slruble'l I~ IJD. vitliirda~ on botclt • ot tboutl!ta W«< ~ted . to 1111 ~ C~~FIII· G. Wlnllllll, II, older. lirolhtr~ Jlli, or Pomeroy M~ tildiect IIIIo I put. bi I 1 - Diailtil !rom V lot st4P Met~edcou~y c~m~lon th~ ~~·~~::,"::. RF3';,'t~an:svill~ ' 2, Chtlhirt. Tbtre •• lbout . . dlmqthe riJbt • Gl tbe Bart- -~ $25,000 Damage Suit is FiJed lnjton,falledtoltopotost,op •L t . lip IDIIItnlat I ear Gperltld by Helen M1rte Lemley, 16, RL 11 to wa~ 1 :esiDwa~~~ ~~ ~ ~n ,:C~._.__A~ *"'· ·;ru· • \ ~~~~Destroyed ! :.,. ltar Itt •, . In Small Frame Home Uo~ ;:.::ut-~ ~Middle- •Utcbed endt. $1.99 Fridoy ond htvrday FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1965 ~ In Thousands of Tons FOR CHRISTMAS Kopok !Uied, br)&bt colon Solo $2.50 Mono $3.50 Dr- Shirts - - - - Solo $3.00 Women's SOFA PILLOWS ,'; - .c " " ;, 4 TWO DAY SALI Mens Dress Shirts quort 951 Decorate Your Home 11.29 rd. For Friday ond For Saturday Cieana everythin&. Pure veget1bJe oil soap Murphys Liquid Oil Soa' 2U•"" , •••.. 95c Pints ...... 50c 4 lbs....... $1.75 Qunh ...... 95c 1 lllr •..• _•. SOc Murphys Ammonlotod Quick Soap _ Sale 88c yard $1.39 yd. A Now Shipment of BrightMld Gay 72"x108" Studio Couc:h 6.91 'Aurphy's Oil Soap 54" Solid ltd, Whit. •r Size 12 to 20-141,1, to 32.1!• Non·Skid, non slip. It hugs your lurmture No Jronln&. machine washable, pre-shrunk. Colors: Bd, Brown, Beigt>, Avocado, Gold. All purpoae throws. 72"x72" E1sy Chain 4.95 CORDUROY SiZM 10 to 18 1nd 32 to 31 Pl-'rt, pretty day! ime dreosses that fit easily Into rvery woman ·~ busy life, crisp cottons and acetate jeors~ys, in .!iolids, plaids, stripes and ch~ks. C!ing-Tite Throw Covers Two pockela, double 1houlders_. triple ttitcht'd 1eam1, 141h to 17 sires, Boys Dress Shirts and Boys Sport Shirts .... Call~-llft"JIIe 72"x90'' Sectlon•l . . 5.95 72"xl26" Sofa .... . 7.91 4 Bit Solo of Ill II Poly-Foom Back 0Atn lndl1n He1d 1 $4.95 SAL I 150 YD. SPOOL WORK SHIRTS Sturdy stretch denim jeans. side zipper closing, comfortable fitt.mg, full cut. Navy blue. I Completely washable, non allergenic, 72' 'x90" alz~. Colot~s: White, Blue, Green, Pink, Go1d wilh matcbm& aatm bindilli. SOc per box Jrar crocheting and knit· Ung, fa at color, white and cotors. Mens "Big Yank 11 Blue Ch1mbr1y that washes Jik._. a hanky! of styles to cllOose from, long sleevr 'Laguna' Thermal Blankets Giant MerctriM On Sale Frldoy and Saturday dre ssy blou ses, m print and solid crept's, et~sy to care fur cottons and blends, beautitul plaids_. long slel've.s and roll up sleoeves. 1 by Cast'. linen, Vellum, Ripple and Bond. Plain_. decorated, White, Colora. Crochet Thread A Shipment of Womenl Tht' F!eldcrHt SALI fRIDAY AND SATURDAY .· ~ Womens The Loyal Berean Class of the Middleport Church of Christ held its annual Thanksgiving dinner Tuesday evening at the church. The turkey dinner was m-ved to 22 members and guests. A short business session was held following the dinner with details of the Christmas party to . be worked out later. Attending were Mr and Mrs. E. 0 McKinley, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Rlce, Mr. and Mrs . Geurge Meinhart, Mr. and Mrs ClarenCe McNeal, Mr. .end Mrs. L. R. Wiley, Mrs. Betty Cline, Mrs. James Hawley. Mrs Edgat Allenswmth . Mrs. Leslie Ervin, Gladys Mowery. I h--e Rev. and Mrs. Donald Hkks and aon_, Douglas, Mrs. Cash Braley_. Mrs. George Childs. ~1r s. Regtna· Hudson and Martha Mc- I Writing Paper Boys $1.95 "Laura Mae" Blouses Mr. and Mrs. Chester Huddix of M:aryland, are guest.~ of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Haddox and daughter. Carmen Haddox, and Mr. and Mrs. Lewll Triplett and family. They are alw visiting in Point Pleasant with relatives ,ncluding their son, Jan and family . 89c Vi.~cose r11yon throw ~ug wlth g~od resistant bark, washes well. Beautiful matchmt colors, 1ll sizes. 24"x36" _ _ $1.95 3'x5' - - - - $5.95 27"x48" $2.95 41x6' - - - - $7.95 24"x70" $3.69 Good quality 100% skid for P:ricMy •nd S•turcMy FOR THIS SALE 1 1 Big 4 ply. 4 ounce skein•, 100% virgta wool. "· ~-- ~ Charred Body Found ~u Log Cabin Rugs Sevt frld1y & S•turd1y . Fino Mr. and Mrs. LawrencE' Mut- : tox left Monday for thei r home , ir Symrna , Ga . following st>ver- · a! davs visit hen• with his par· ents: Mr. and Mrs. Carl r-.1:11- 1 to ~ ' • $1.90• box Rtd H11rt Mens Never Iron Mrs Charles MrEihmne.\' re- 100 plns for the above Bow Maker Slltl4 ounce Skelna For Friday ond Saturday I'OMEROY-MlDOI.EPORT. OHIO ~w that~~~ m:~ngL wJt~1 w~:~ vord ~ ~ ·~ o~ ~ 66"•103" ........ ::::: 91"x114" ........ .r_.6 ;, 5 102"xl38" ... . · · · · -ro • 22"xl02" Runn~r ... $8.95 Quadriga Prints Calendar Towels __________ ____________,, i. !iQ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- s:.s z_..- ~• -------------~­ - · ----------------~ · Frldoy and hiurday-59c 1966 $3.95to $6.95 $2.48 NO. 16 A double thick heavyweight re'lersible braided rug fejturthe authentic homespun look of Early Amer can. Made for wear and durability, Colors: Mono Brown, Green_. Red, Multi Brown. Prld1y 1nd Saturd•y ' DBPOUd To Tlul Interet,. 01 Tlul Meir•·Mtuon .4reo ,;__ ....:.,_ ing 100% 11oft cotton_. crew top with color trim. Sizes 8 to 1011. solids and plaids, fabrics seen in higher priced Hems. j Mr8. Charles Mayes spent. the weekend in Be!Jlr~ wHh her I dau~hter and t'amily, Mr . .and .r..lrs Ernest Covrrt and child- · ren . While there they attended the ballet production in Park- . ersburg, W. Va. I ~r . and Mrs_ B. S. Reber of I Belle. W Va. visited with Mrs. Lillian Ml'Giwe over the wtt>k- I end. Tom nalt, student at $S.OO 'Hcnvest' Braided Rugs en tine • ____ __________________ - VOL XI CREW . SOCI(S ROBES $3.95 Dresses and Jumpers SALE ..,.,_ Boys Plaid Flonnol A Special Purchue of Womens Shi · surgiC'al patient at Holzer Hos- ' I Thk tlleek the store will f)e open both Fridag and Saturday Eveni..;,s. FRIDAY and SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs Vlclor Grim are speodJns Thanksgiving In zanesvllle with their daughter and family, Mr and Mrs. Robert Sever and family. While there they are observing their 56th ·NeddiUK anniversary. Dircyl Stumbo, student at Kent:State University, is spendmgf the Tha[]ksgiving holiday witJ his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Stumbo and family. George Dallas and sons. Steve and Bill, South Charleston, are joining his wile and daughtt!r, Melissa Kay and son, Michael, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bachtel and family ror the Thanksgiving boliilay . Miss Connie Cooke, Middleport' High School senior, .' lllJb year IDd thea WJJ• accepted at West Poillt when he lfHUatecl In 19111. He II morrled to the former Jean Ann Weba:ter of Rut11nd and they· ·have one daucJ~ter, Danean, •1e al:t months. Woleel .!lft that readbJi lhls letter wlll.YIIJ mueh be worth the llmt ..lt lltu, · .. J-. !'we &ol to 1et.oometblng "KIIlfl* -· l<l,ir, 1T7ar I W ~ 1 1 The plaintiff asks that sum today was 54 delree• und• as the res ult of injurie~ she at- cloudy sk1es. lleged she sustained when she , _ - - - - - - - -... steppt!d in a hole in the sideI walk on Court-s~ in the village (I ~G sudden awareness of a cancer and Sllffered a l>roken ankle ~ '-o \,. • In our society which musl he ' Sepl. 4, 19ti5. '-, 6'0 subdued before it destroys the It Is chirged lbe sidewalk , SHOPPING 'o Americao way of life. was t;roken. out of repair, unDAYS LEFT The majority of the demon· safe, and In a dangerous con-· strations appear to be conceiv- dition, causing her injury. ed in our nation's colleges and In other Common Pleas court universities. It is Interesting lo aelivity. Mary A. Leary has ' note similu demonstrations been granted a divorce from l broke out at the oame time Arnold R. Leary on a willful I around the w.r)d. A blind man absenee charg• and Thelma in a eave would still he able to Jean Powell has been granted · see It Is 'tbe work ol cotnmUJ> a divbrce from .Lorry Milton i fsts. I believe that the major~ PoweU. The plaintiff had charg-1 ty ol tbe people who carry pia· ed gross negleet an4 extreme! ICI!IIiDI'.tcl Qll i»P 1) cruolly. 1 1 G .JI r ' �, . • "' . • •~., "l • .. '"' . • all\t ' LL Strubl VA Pensioners -------·---u,,,er oe"'S ' Service f or . .. ' Robert M. Bush ll~sptl I ,ews 'e ' ,n • " Mamly About l ' . . ICoalinued pege I ) To be Aided o'n --:-· - . - - - Harold Jones l Of M D' · Elllend ..... 111 emls and ohout the ologans are peopIe In ~ aSOn JeS Penona lllterlai .Hollor 11oo- unawart of the thai is Gaqe reatiiRgll: Galllpol!l , ~ dual! th 1 i::'~' d Q • • Dam 12 o 141 running 7 feet Funeral services will 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport 0., Nov. 26, 1965 ' '',I IRomona Spires, Wellston; two Ira \I >iSters, o .. Jones, Wilk... Bowen, Mo- ., ~~:~:~~DMaude Frtends may call at the lun• era! home any, time, be. ion; two SISler'S, Margaret A114 nn Pcmeroy • MASON - Funeral services , ~~~~~:.the~~h~~c! ~,.,.: / ~.ir ca~... H':'~ on rolle;;, p~~eroy-Mason 211.· held Saturday at 2 p, m. for iShipman, Bnstol, WISe,, a for Robert Mason Bush, Sr., 68, 1sor .f Gra~ St. Debra Ann some ol tbe learned scholars 81, Pt. Pleasant 24.11, Hinton Harold Preston Jones, 41, R. D. Mn. E. F. Bryant returned of Mason who dred Thursday 1M ' Ch hi ., R' h d A and with wbom the Veteran• and widows whn re- U7 1t1tlonary, Kanawha Falls I, Dexter, aon of Mrs. Gar· borne W~esday, rrom Holzer at 9 am ~t Holzer hospital. will/ etz~er, E es k re:Stalc ar mlncb of tbe iuture leaders of ceive 8 VA pension will re- 2.34 Calling, Charleston 18.85 sta- net Jones, who was electrocutHospltal. be held Sumta at 2 p m at the I Broy es, urea r ., of I nd i dustrl ceive with their Nov. 30th tionary. London, Marmet and ed Tuesday when an aluminum , Joha Worry returned Foglesong F~eral h~.;. with: Robert M~!· ~i Zt :~:""! :,:~~na ~tray~ o:: check the annual btcome quo'" l Winfield dams were on the sills. light pole he was. lnslalllng at TO::~:::! Wednesday, to his home, Sprmg , the Revs Dave fields and Carl ( C~ar~es ~ ~erham trust'!' l fear ~- For lt Is tl'ley tionnalr~ and a return envel- . Boat Movements: Central Stat~ Umvenlty fell MIIOs.MA Ave., after undergoing surgery Rogers officiating Burial wdl l G eg TY •• V • M who put lhe aalahlna touches ope wh1ch has been ctranged Oblo River - Phlllp Sporn onto power lmes. lllcfl,,.. .. ow-, ...,....""' at Holzer Hoapital. 1be 10 Adam 8vllle cemetery Ma· l CrowD City, Mrt. -:- Mn. 01 tbt moral• ldall nd 10811 from last year. down 13, 8:45 a.m. lndlana up Services w!U be from tl'le c....,., •••MIIIIt. Mr. and Mra. R. L. Gotthardl 100 ' Henry, Eureka Star t.: · lded the It must be properly filled out 14, 7:10 p.m. Barbara Gay up Strong and Son Funeral home • r:-'ttu:":::" ..=bu•• end son, Bruce arrived Wednes- H~ was bom sept 19, 18117, Ted W. Stoney, RL I GaDipoby and ~~mlco':;,.unl· and returned to 1\'" VA belorej 14, 6:114 a.m. Becky . wa... n with the Rev.~ Padley of· ,.. g~·.~~ day for 1 visit with her molher . the son of the late Sheridan and IIJ: Mro. Robert ll Roach, RL tie n' youthlul ter Jan. 31, 1966. Don t fold, cr1111>- up 15, Bi45 a.m. Charles K: flelllting. Burlll be ID tha ;l:O. "'..,.. -••1 ,..., wY 1 Mrs. W. A. Morgan. ~ i:li'Y Moodesbaugh Bush, and 1 Crown City; Bftty.Jean Law· 1· pro s 1 ple, or mutilate ~he c~rd. If down 16, 4:15 a.m. Franklin Old Salem Cemetery. 'IJI~WN • . . . . , ,.._ ma111111 Mr and Mn. Benton Ponn w •s preceded in death by Ilia 100, Rt. Z Galllpolll, Arthur A. : • :ilt~m~efulfro~ the amounts rece1ved m 1965 Pierce up 17, 3:30 a.m. OVEC He was born August 29, 1924, ....u. at: Ul• ,., offlc.., raramu. and Miss Grace Campbell were , first wife. Eva Helen and a 800 , McCoy, Henderaon; Mrt. Witve t ta ent 1card it 1s not necessary to come down 17, 5:to a.m. JeffenoD at RFD, Deiter, the son of the ~diU! ..sn:rUJ~u f*Preta&itl"l Thanksgiving dinner gue~tll of CeciL He 11 survived by h 151 son G. Grime~~, Pt. PleauDl: d.ls~f thethe~~~tl 1 offlce. l down 17, 7:10a.m. S:deua Bot- late O'arles Jonea and Garnet :::-n:=,. ~lll.r!:" C:. ""A!: 1 to the local service their son and dauahter·ln law, Iwile Frances· four sons Rob- IMrs. A. Samuel Taylor. Rt. 1 nnat 0 oUfi Ill men n IEach space whicb appUes tG worth down 18, 1:40 I.D'l. IW- Mart1n JOJa, RFD Dexter, ~ho Y0111. Rev. and Mrs. C. Melvm AI· ' ert 'Jr and' Danrue of' Mas- Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Walter W. VIet Nam! Do t11ey pro= tbe pensioner must be filled out. noil up 18, S a.m. ·L. W. Sweet turvivet. ~=c= ::w:-:-:!~~ kur Ion.' Ar~~id of Pt Ple~sant and Donahue Rt. I Pt. Pleasant: Do they CUl'lt God and If, none, write none, or DNA, • up IU 8~15 a.m. Charles Stev· He wu helpfD&' to let poles__. o11• ,.., ill a69~111f ': Mt~s Martha Genhelmer of I Pa'ul of Henderson · three' dau· l Roger p~ Johnson, Wut ~ country for their fate? Would which means does not apply. I enson' down 19, 6·35 a.m. Chris at Xenia for the Pence Electric ::!'ttu~~;,u= t=:'montlul ~-•' s; Columbus spent Thankagivlng lghters, Mrs. Fran~es Lee, Pt. I iumbla; Boyd D. HliJlnbotham, they •b&D4on tbetr VtetDBmese The service office wW not ,Jr. up 20, 7:25 am, Lachlan Co. when he was eJectrocuted :m:v.n:::. :!''!o~:"1':. 30;"~; l'!lth her aunts, Mlsse1 Lucre- Pieaunt; Mra. Mary Donna , Grimms Landing, W.Va.; Mrt. comradea In the •truale for fill out cards before Dec. 8 or McLeay down 22,· 5:50a.m. at 4 p. m. Tuesday. He Wl!l I ..u one •1o.on: : : moDthL ti.a and Ada Genhelmer Hudson, Southside, and Juanita : Laura L. Schaefer, Rt. 2 Porn. peace? NO. 1beir voices eclto Ion any Thursday or saturday. Oroo up D, 3:50 a.m. Jeffboat veteran of World War I. and • II.Ul Thn!• mon'<hl. u. Miss Jerri Frick of Columbus Oliver, Ga!Upollo Ferry , Ohio: roy: Mn. Margaret H. ParOODI, hatred and dlamay at thole who Where both the veteran and up 13, l:lo 1.m. ·Lunga Point member of the American lAo Phone Today For urrived W~dnesday evening, to one step-daughter, Caroline Sue ' Rutland: Mrs. John P. follrod, beUUlt their deeds and eon- ~is _wi~e receive social secur- down 23, 7 &.m. Andrew Cal· lion ~ost f78, at W!lktsvJl!e. ~pe nd the holiday with her par- Neutlling, Mason : 1 sister, Mrs.JPomeroy; Peggy 1. Barrett, Rt. demn the cauae for whicb they lty, It IS necessary to know the houn down Greenup 6:10 p.m. Surv1vors in addlhon to his FREE ESTIMATES t'nl.s Mr. and Mrs. Paul Frick. Kathleen Miller, Burbank, Caii- ,91. Deiter; Gregory L. Miller, fight. . amount eacll receives. This ia . Knox down ·Greenup &;:iO p.m. mother include Bil children, ON '"" Anita Hall, studenl. at Ifornla: 27 grandchildren, and Rt, 2 Pomeroy: Mro, Harold E. Never before ~ our ldatory lrue for any other retirement Jerow do~ Greenup 8:20 p, Harold P., Jr., Keith Anthcny, folurnbiiS Business Umverstty, four great . grandchildren •Kauff Middleport · Mro Opha hal our COWitry I colon been or annuity. You should know m, Mark M. up Greenup f:20 Cllarlea A~ron, Cluisty Kay, eALUMINUM SIDING is spending the holiday week· Friends may call al the rune~ i W. ofrutt, Rt. 1 P~mero~j Ken- eanied into battle wlth more the amounts reeeiv~ In 1965 1a.m. Molly K. down Meldahl Pamela Jean and LuADn; two eSTORM DOOR e11d with her parents, Mr. and •al home any time after 7 this neth R Mays Radcliff· Mrs. bonor than by our fl&hllllll men and 1966. The serv1ce office 3:115 p.m. ll E. Bowlfa down ~.,..;.,.carney A. Jones and & WINDOWS Mr·s. James Hall. ! everting. . Edgar K Pete~l J~ckson· ln Viet Nam. I have beell with can~t do your accounting. Meldahl 4;55 p.m. Ravenswood Edw Jones, both of MareROOFING A. ~- Grueser of Grove Clty I Iz h Trl~lett Ri t Ray· Mn: them aa they •trugglt Up ateep Bnng the copy ol the laat , up Meldahl 7:20 p.m. Irene Exterior Decor1tors b ';wn dmg the holiday we_ek . • N:~man Shot;ky, 'Ironton; Mrl, mountainl, u they hacked tbelr year's return. If the beneficiary Chntin down Meldahl 8:1& p.m. Of Ohio <lid mth h1~ s1ste~m-law, M1ss , : James E. TUley, Jr, Jackson: way thi'OIIIIht the denae JU!I81e ~kes out the card, he 11 ad- Diane Brent up Meldahl uo · WY 2-1644 Mlddlot10rl, 0. <:en""" Slobart and brother PhT B iSh! Rt 2 Jackson· growth, 1nd 11 they 1loggad vised to keep a copy. It ls pel'- p,m. Pennaylvanla up Meldahl H.. berl. I lip ; H' eli Greenup through the mud of the rice mlssable to use a pencil !I leg~ 11:50 p.m. R. H. Boaworth n ''' and Mrs. Thomas Kelpln ~~esMr · :~~0 •8 Garrison' paddleo, 1 have ..en them drlv· ble. Please study the lnstruo. up Meldahl tZ:50 a.m. J, s. mod Peggy and Tom of Ocono-1 Y' s. . Mrs · Frad E: en by thirst to drink the filthy tlons and the lac~ of the card. Lewis down Meldahl l:ftl a.m. 1t1 Pomaroy people IUfferad I"''""'· Wise. are the guests oq Ecoroe,R~ 1 ';··1r ~ Charles water of the rlco paddles, I The hours lor !Uimg out cards Alton Zephyr up Meldahl 2:4$ minor Injuries In • two • ear lll'r rarenls, Mr. and Mrs. Del- l Graveside rites wlll ~ held · DeerD, · I ~n n, Leo d 1have seen their teet g r o w are 9 a. m. to 11:30 a. m. and a.m. NatloDBI llp Meldahl 3 coJiislon Wednesday at &·18 p m 1 b1·r·t Unu·l1 . .!n1n1ng the group Sundav iii 2 for Howard Cline \1. enney, rn~ oni F n~r 1bloody by long hard marches, from 1 p. m. to 3:30 p, m. No 1a.m. oo the flood road betw~n Mid~ 1111· dmner Thanksgiving were lcecll.· who d1ed at his home, H. Lightner, t. ran m.and I bave ~beside them appointments are made. J GaUipOIIs Dam -Bob Benter dleport and Pomeroy. .\ lr-. and Mrs _ Sherwood Meri - I West Main St., Pomeruy early Furnace. Blrtbl 11 they fell from the fire from Up 8:25 p.m. Reliable up 12:· Police said a car driven by d1th and sons, Chestrr Road. this mornin~. . I!! M lh t11e enemy. 'lbelr deeds of val10 a.m. Zimmer down 2:30 a. Patricia Wehruna, 32,Pomeftly, \lr and Mrs_ Paul Frick and He wa s a mechanic by trade, Mrs. Wllliam . u orn, or hava added 1 new chapter In m Harl'J' Dyer down 4 a.m. rounded a eurve and struck 8D Paul:1 and Jerri and Jnhn ~ born September 22. 1891!, at Car- Wellston, daughter, 1' 14 a.m. the history of the courage of Soivay up 4,115 a.m. John J . automobile operaf•d by Roy Frtl' k wPrr rhanks~J~ln~ dtn- ~ penler, the son of the late Lafe Wednee:day , Mrs. Leo F. the American fighting man. Rowe up 5:30 a.m. Valley Riffle, 82, Pomeroy. Mrs. Wehner gut•sts of !\.1rs. ~rt ck3 par· : and Mutlie Cline Cecil. He is ~ierce, Wellston, ~aughter, What of the major who laid Voyager down 7:10a.m. rung told police lhe wu bliDdt'nl s. Mr. and Mrs. Clarf'nt:t' survived by his wife Kathleen 1.08 P m. Wednesday, M r I. wounded In the opel and the Kanawha RJ\'er- Lucy Jane ed by lights of the Riffle car. rurlts. and two so~ls, Howard E. or Tul~ J~mes E. Tilley, Jack~, son, mortal ftrt of the enemy plert· Lucas down Marmet 5:40 a.m. Taken to Veteraftl Memorial GET YOUR ."1:·. and Mrs. Ashton Sayre sa, Oklahoma. and Glenn w. 12 ·05 p.m. Wednesday, Mr 11 ' ed his flesh with death, whose 0. F. Shearer dowa Marmet 7 llospttal by Middleport E .. R (Ji I· aJrbnrn <:~re Ihe hohday of Columbus: one sister. Mrs . j James Hf!nley, Middleport, da~ last words were not fear, not of a.m.. C. V. Harner up Mannet Squadmen for treatment ol CHRISTMAS \\ Ct'krnd gtJt'sl ~ uf her molher. . Edith Cooley of Athens and two ghter, 2:48 p.m. Wednesday, protest but of encouraaement to CHESTER W\"'a (UPO - 7 a.m. Beaver down W\.nftt!1d a>ntuslon!l and laceratloDI were . , 5·25 P m. Helen z up Win- Mn Wehrung and tho passen~''' · Fr:mk Strwacr. ' dd . Mrs. Deryl Ellceosor, f4 Grape h. • ,. the 8, WIIH G • M' · d ' F, kS d M : gran aug 11 1 ers. 1St ·Ot W d lid . ll!l men w con1LDue v am . ar1an , 1ormer · · · · FLOWER 1 1 \.1s . ran tewar an ' . , · . • , son, · p.m. e no ay, tack' - t f th 1 t 1 d "ho nd " W fleld 3·55 p m George Price gera In her car Gardner Wet· 1 ami Mr~. Ashton Say,·e we,.... I Hev. Carver Williams wtll or-' Mrs. Robert H. Roach Rt. 1 . o .e p a oon ea . . Y. ~o er governor o ~t down Wtnr td ·12·10 J rung J8· Lind~ Wehruna: 14· Th•mksgir ing dmnrr gue~ls nt' firia1e nnd interment wlll be Crown City, son, 11':35 a.m. · ~ who, when his platoon wa• V•rgm.Ia who was found drlvmg do · Wt~id ~- and K:ath Weh ORDERS IN EARLY 13 ftlfn~ ~lr and Mr~. !\nton~ Luckt•' in Ml. Blanco tt'metcry local- I Thursdav. pinned down by . heavy enemy a taxi in Ch1ca~ earlier this ~ ~WOA J w~: and hi! wfte La~Sa Wert al· SlracusP ed hetwl't-n Albany and Ca r- l .. Dlleb•rJel fire, ran about JD the open ' year. died today m Chicago, it ft ~- : . . n ~ M so treated , ' ' W• Will Be Glad To . 'h. and ;\1rs Rolx'rt Larch penter. Friends may call al the ' John W. Brown, Jr. 'Mrl. placing hl8 men. under cover I was learned here. I ~ 5.:~·7d 7 en , er- PomeroY pollee cJted Mrs Holp You In Any llf Xrmo were Thanksgivin~ I Rawlings I'oals Funeral horne : Eugene E. Bryant, M;s. Char· and directing the!t Hre, on~y 8 Marland, 47, had undergone . r up e a.m. Wehrung to Mayor Charles gttest-, or his grandparents. Mr anyltme. Il IS- requesled that les W. Clagg, Mn. Jamel E. to fall to the mud ~ gasp his :~eery last August for cancer • gar's eourt on a clmf1e of drivi'ind :Vlrs. 1\lchard Campbell. I flowers be mmtted. I Danner. Mrs. Arnold J. Deri· last breaths fJ£ llfe. And the pa~creu. He returned to ! Uta left of center. _ . .. .. _ _ . . yoUJifl medle who ran bJs Barrmgton, TIL, hnme to I _ ·-==~ 1·, ~~~ ~:~~ E:.:~~:"!:· :m yards of muddy rice paddies recuperate. 8L'NDAY , , .1 • · • under enemy fire to aid ' The youngest man over to be• Ev~~ngeliu Chapter, OES, I Servrces ! ler, Dianna Fraloy,_John w. dyln3 pl•toon lesder? elected governor or West I wiU have ill practice aeoalon for • 1G1lhland. Moses HalfltCMI, Pr... Vlrginlll· at th of " ' · tall t' Sund ay at 1 .P· 59 N. SKond Ave. Thl' ftr·v . Donale Boone. pa ~· piano dut>t '' The Lo~t ('Qord'', . lon _0 Ha ~ ~ ~K-enneth and uuw:lredl of other e age .... : ' 1DJ a lon on I· of 111e first Bllptist ' was prest"nlfd by Mrs. Lillian 1 · C » M Or ol valor art the story of Marland had been employed in m. at the Masonic tm:U in Mtd· ( MIDOUPORT, 0. 1· 11rth, pre~nted tlle Thanks- Steiff. organisl, and Mrs. LynM ~ ~·t''nry;,,....,,~ ;Go ~· E. soldier, the sailor and the ID executive capacity at the 0 US dleport. IDstallatlon will be t~i : mg message l ;ing tlw . l'lark. piantst. Ivale _H. ~Wfi.....,, I. e . man in VietNam. Waterford Park race ~act bere 'lbursday, Dtcember 2.__ _ "l'h A d Jt· .. . . Johnson, Mrs . Okey M. Landers -. A . , t' after he was discovered Fu aJOJlOIJOCE!d ·~ 1 1 tn·me. e ssure arves.1 Tile Presb,·terwn chotr sang . R A Li 1 C'n 1 J M uae mencan1 &c IONI . 1 nera1 servce s . . . . . . ~----0 1 <Jt iht' annu~:~l Community TI1ank the anthem · "Give Thanks to' G ~ ~ s~ 1 ar ~ oi· c- oot limited t.o the driving • taxi 1D Chicago. for James Doyle Miller, for ~ ..?ivm~ servic~ Wedn_esd11y t""vcn· IGod ,:' unde; direction of .Rev. j C~~~~;d ~~· RhO:e~ M·rs. ~:~ Hia ~of valor are Oofficials at ~e track COD· past year a. resident of\~~::: rng at the Frrst Umted Proshy- Ruppelt. Choir members were i ry N Rhode~ Mr•' Hosmer L. by hll deadl of At th M=nd~ d=fad that bus, who dted there T t.'r1an Chun:h m Mtddleport . 1 :\1r. and :\'Irs. Allen Leonard. · . ' · buildl roada and e ' a at tbe age of &4. 1 He spoke of the "hunger cur· Mrs. Lynn Clark. Mr. Richard Roush, MlchaeJ K. Saunders, IChooll and hospitals. had had a drinking problem hm"' surrounding lhe people in 0 M R T k Ernest D. Sawyers, Mrs. Joe 1 1 d. had taken the taxi drlvingl He was bora February 11, · · wens. r. ue uc erman, N Sa Geo C .,r..-~ ra ns nurses an IDlproves · !tempt ~ hab'" •M1 at LangaviUe the 100 of pa ri ~ of the world in the mid'lt , Mr . Roy Coleman. Bill Haptnn· . yre, rgt . a&u-t'W• ttation. He diltrlbut.el food m ID I ..., re .ur .uru ' ' of plenty and the moral decad· stall, Edith Haptonstall. Mrs. bury, Morgan D. Smith, Mn. elothiq. He buildl and tbe l~te I~c Elmer and Ro_sa encr evidenced in the re~f!ess Claude W. Souders. Mrs. For· porw ... orphan aget. HI 1I I Miller, and 1a IUl'VlV• • Wnght · · I 0a1e walburn , Cynthl·a M'lls I b U Gertrude two yout h. anxious elders, and in- r Mrs. Leo Kennedy, Kathy and est D. Sturgeon, Buford Taylor, tiODiry of the American Melli Geaenl Bosplt.l eel y biJ w e, : dllfE>rent adults of our modern Ruth Ann l..are~·. Connie Bach· Mr~. Robert Tobert, Jean J. of IUe. .A.dmlt~IODI Weduelday - ~hters, Mrs. Lewil (Mary) lim". ner Lois Sauer and Ml" Jack Ward, Joho E. Werry, Howard Do th de to be Smith, Columbua, and Mn. Carl ,......, FDIC PomoiGf He ~>inled o"t that •·man 1 ! Satierneld. ' ' . 0, Bartley, Mra. S.."'!t Bennatt, rid! 1 r:~ Dhdl~rJH Wednesday _ !Dorothy) Roach, ~~~:: reaps as he sows" not tile The service closed with the 1 Roberl M. Bush, Miss Connie raa~~~It? ear war Beulah Ewing, Pomeroy Eun- . lOllS, J~e• Delbert, - - 111. 'illl 1llll. . 111: .... wnrld; and_stressed the _ need 1hymn. "Now Thank We God." A. Cooke, Mrs. BaaU R. Cre. Who is the enemy we fllbt ice Sprague, Reedsville Gene- Dale, Ba1obrldpl.' Mid. f(lr ru!ttva uon of good mstead . and the benrdiction by the Rev. mearuJ, Bill W. Frye, Mrs. AI- 1 th f' ld' The testen v1eve Dewhurst Rutland ard, Orville, Ohio, Elmer, ot e\:il. lie said ~uld give!Nyle Bord~n and the post~ude bert E. Ginther, Mr•: Emmett :OUlde ~l~ev~ they /r~ the AdmlssiODI 'nunday. _ ter; Ronald, Tappan. N. than ~ ~ for the ptornJS!i' of eter-.. by Mrs . Sletff. The offenng 15 to R. Henry, Mrs. Jack1e L. Jm- So th VI All.oe Bletnar. Mason Wayne and Ruasell E. of San Pedro, nal ~1fe made puss1hle hy Hw be used to purchase music for . kina, Mrs. Obtl Klema, Scott ~Ulll Harper, Pomeroy. Cllif.j alller1. MrL commg of Jesus mto the ~orld the l'nrnmunily Chri.~lmas pro- Knotts, John T. Mobs, Mrs. . Dbcilupl 'l'lulndly and Mr1. lrlorttl and his final rl'surre<"tion grilm to be held Dec. 12 at Mid- Clayton E. Mor.ril, Mrs. Hollie 11UJ it not U.. CUI, 'lbe IDI- Nont of Waldo, Obto, The invocallon was iivcn by . dleport High School A lor•e E. Nuzum; Mn. John Queen, my troopo are from N«tb ' Two brotben David """~I a I a th e Rtv. , M 1 Do · 1 · • ' Lar •-•-'- Ru · !lam w1th Russian and arvn wson repre!rentatlon from the Jocal l ry owiUiii'Il!l, !seD M. See, · COMPANY TO BOlT' and• DenoiJ Hellth Method ist rlmrch follow- churches attended the services. Mrs. Virginia Skobao, Mra• .~ _weapon~. The and It graoddi!U·I ~.by the Thanksgrvmg hym~; ; N Llzzlo s. Snodgran, Mro. Omar Dllt :lnd -Vlel Cons nap Oy 'nie Royal Crown Bottling Co. dren also ourvlve. • • • <.orne Ye Thanksful People I N. Thomaa, Dr. Robert D. 'J'llo. -lxml lbelr' command ' of Middleport was to be hoot Services will be by 1he con~re~atrnn The Rev . Rarine E-R Unit mas, Mn. Vlrcll L. IIlii and 'ftlelr ordero flow from today who In p.m. at the Rawllnfll catalna 4 dr. Power oteerla&and brakes. HydromaUc drive, One Donald Hicks of the Church of , Callf'<l Thun!day Infant daughter, Mn. llorsel E. and l'lllllnl. Can the tha the funeral .bome with the K 0 v. 1 canfut lOcal owuor. Sllowo belt of care. ' Chfl st gave the scnpture read· Th H . McDade and int.a t da ,...._ deny the fact of -ll'lDe4 Hi U fftelatlng ing and the evening praye-r. e Arme emergency un1t n U51 n•.-., lion by the aeason. c 0 , • The Offertory pray.c was was coiled at H& p. m. ThurB- Mn. Archie E. Moadow1 and How do tha proteoll In the River . • • • • • gi~·en by the Rev. Howard Rur· ~ay to tile Hilrold CamAhan res- infant 10!1, Mn . Franklin J. the American !Oidler? He is libllitlea of citizenship and thus Miller was •. memMberJI'Idle•l Catalina Statton W:f.':n. Power lleerinl and brakes. lf1dra1Ddo 1,. 11. host pastor and ushecs 1dence, Racine R. D, B"han Patteraon and Infant daughter, bitter. What lfelller disgrace lhnuld he 1tr1pped of their cl~ the Chureb of Cbrilt of WPre Mr. Russell Lyons, J . A. Ro.ad . from whtore Denny Karr 1 ~rs. Raymond E. Johnscm ancl for 1 warrior than l'lavlng bls lzenabip, port. Fnends may call at Jc. Almoat like tbe 11 it wu told Marcus Chambers. An organ-. ~as take:n to Veteran~ Memor- anfant daughter, countrymen eucourqe the Many movements are funeral home anytime f"'iOiiiiOiiiiOiiiiOiiiiOiiiiOiii.,.._....., .. l] ial hospitaL . ANNOUNCE SEMINAR omy? The proteata wtll way such as ,.ruling letters, time of oerviclt. • L • R , S • Karr was adm1tted •• a med· A 8eiJiinar to iolorm loetl tend tha war which baa cards, cookies and blood. Spice Tan Rawhide ew11 eplllr ervrce 1 ical palient and dlagno•ad suf. area 111 practltiollorl and pr. been IIIOVing toward the thla Is not enough. - t Is ' dr. Cultom SOdaa. Powor lleerlall and brakes, Turblna drlyt, -FORi fertng pneomonra, lhe umt re- 1parera of till rei1I'DI o1 just tory. ThiJ will .... the compllshad by doing one ICltraaice. 1 HEATING , ported. what to· expect under Internal 1114 dealh of 11111ny,..... dead lor ....., bad dead? CUiblon ID10Io-Caulk Revenue's new automatic data cao men. l1it death waDI bad dead aUll ni•IJ and • Well. Crepe Bolt I PLUMBING WILL RUN proceulng techniques has been IIIOUI'IIOI'I and tha ...,._ aDowed to fester end grow. I ROOFING AKRON Ohio !UP!) _Thorn- achedoled !Or December T from tltouaando of men who He I aay the Ume iJ oow for 99 CUllom ! dr. Bardloil Sedan. Power steerlnl and bra!<... Autt. • 1 Th, De t-4 p.m. In the auditorium of neotb the whi'• croa,.. f1r/ loyal American citizen to . m.tie trans. Baautllut all white flnlsb with all black villl'l W. 1 I"' , omas, a mocra IC , Col b1 ...~. bo "' tlenoun thaae or aolzatlons larior, .OIIIclal'• car-l'ltvtr bHa titlod. Like new ; rP.pre~entativl! for seven terms. I urn ~ GU .of vuw, IM., tbe ~ wUl. fall upon: the ce g I 1 announced today he will nm for Ithret mlloa east ol Athenl oa eora of tho . who abused and to act to lilence the liandstate aonator next ym In the U. S. 51. thejr ln:adtJI!II .and tliJhijoored erous tonguea wblch have PutleiRtU.. Jlmbantln 2 237 134 lolllf~~, • ~i<ldf.,ori !new 21th district , which liH ' NEW YORKfUPI)- The our country't ume. ed ,out COWitry. ~Jt:::lJrf1~~':!:. ";;;;Niiijiijiiilliftiiiiiji&iiif. within Summit County. i<>,..st temperatwj r~porl<d to l\'ll41_ ~ulll he done about 1 ve Bald It- 1 feel bettor. MIDDLIPORT, 0. !Atlabrea. Cbokt of three beaull!ul ou owner -.:-two 4 dn. lllll --•ccccwcacccccccc.:..l the U. s. Weather llftau today, &hose·.,.. are pllty of _ _ _ _ _ _:;Dan::.--:~so-------1D4 . . 1 dr. Alllhow tender care and are ueellelll bU)'t e1cluding Hawaii and Alaska, lhame? 'lbe_ leaden lbou1d E I I minus 10 at Cut Bank, lnveoHgated aod their true ~ Mont. Highest temperature re· legiance revealed. Those • I Pony and Hone S..ddles _ from $39.50 portod yesterday was 92 at Mc-j havo burned their draft & <1:. Bard ToJI -·· P4- 1tterlnl and brakOI. lf1dramttlt. : ADeo and Preeldlo, Tu. 11'1 refllltn& to bear the One Joeal owaor, Btautllul all wbllo iillh wbltalntartor • 'TRICYCLES, 12, 14 & 16 in, from $9.50 llnllas h1l ll&fil fli/J.' Mackey with iiCOrlng . , . . st and lo yards 1o Balthmnre's firs"JJia<e the West. A1poi ~ twice for Detroi~ yard gallnp, the IDiiltsl season io the NFL. Browns Hope to Wrap Up Division Title Sunday 1 uestiOnaues Rt: prof•""' THE DAILY SENTINEL : :tni R. DIVOTID :'urchel the HAM OP SALE •••tor ._. ..::.n: ":."t.i: =:,: : te tho: GROUP I 1. 1959 Plymouth 4 Dr. VB. Auto. Nice &: Clean. (Red) 2. 1957 Olds Super 88 4 Dr. Hardtop. i 1 1 3. 1957 Rambler Clauic Super 4 Dr. I eyl. Auto, and Heater, 4. 1955 Chrysler 2 Dr. Hardtop Christmas IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER w Boy onder Governor I IS Dead r:: :"tte tt 1 I U: James Miller 'I Di Th sd TO PRAcriCE I es ur ay Jn C lomb :::: Thanksgiving Message is Brought Bv Rev Boone at Umon J;: t: R&IL Auto. P.S. 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TW A IIAat SEAT The upreaalon "take a back oeat" ~tar~et~ln where !'::~':':"the . .jorlty par. 404 Smnd Ave. ty pi .the lrollt oeats an4 ' Cldlll..otdl ~ Nt42 l'ilrMroy 0.111-''· those In the · millorlty are w··~~-----------JL--.:;,....;.;~:;;.,;.;;;;._.11 left with tht •~~~et aeats.* O ' h i o $17·88 Deportment for occasional tables ...• Modern, Early American, Danish, Ita !ian- d.aa dme wheD Jt'a •• V~rlo~bl• Elberfel~s 3rd Floor M "' • . Furniture, _ Pqm~roy::~:, =-1088 ----. Adj ..... _ _ . . . . . . . eflfr---.tortl!W: . . . . . - ....... .,. .. .wt.. .... . &-itht ch"'"" - h ••• H&RFIRESTONE STORE N. 2nd Avo, �. . .. . . . . ...... , . - - ... . . . ..· . . . .. ... . . ' . ... .. . ....... ..... ., .... , ~0 ,., 1 I ilularl. 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E:H·h !11vr.ly d(•si~ n is th e proud product ,of 115 years ol fin e jewelry l·rart smanship. Mod• els illustrated : Cor.'> iran-His: ~29 . 50: Yours: $27.50. Other ArtCarved weddi ng rings from SB. Jackets •••• by Rugby Thla Chrlstmal cboose outerwear by Rugby, lrom our wide selectiol\ of win· wearablea, each design . ld to give mulmum warmth and prl)tectlon tr001 winter's worst w~a· ther. Make your ~leclwn now. Participants in the f RIN CES S. Cl• ~s l t C~s i Q II ~ UI I' '"' ~ IJm nD d sh oe ~ · r~l \'Jrt ron~lrucHon . ~ ~ ~· TUM..ft. AI elellllt M stOilS fOI SM! - Carpet Spoti and Paths Easily Removed nIs ruandl 11 Jewtl11 •t•r· t.:IIIRl(Nf. SO tint Ud IG prool• and lhDtk·reslsbut: pr~ctlcal, too ! S~otk·n 5ISI· $12.85 .nt Prtd>iOn·ltweted JDO~I· mcnt Slf..K ( ,len J~"ete d mo• emG nl. lumlnRus dial. dii'OIDI flal&h. Gpar~ll111 $lUI Come in and See Our Complete Selection of CARAVELLE WC!tcheal OPEN TONIGHT Til 8 P.M. PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS 404 Second Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio Gallipolis Leyal coincidence! When multimillionaire Bruce Norris was sued for di~rce some nonlhs ago and nicked for one of the largest divorce ments on record, he took careful note of the attorney for the oppo~ng side. Today that same attorney, Frank Mtuer, is . resenting Loyce .Butler in annulment suit against M'~o::;~ Butler. And when the Sl Shop-o-rama I a Number XV." ft'l a Merry Chrltlmu whf'n you &I''" Arrow Sh~ru, Jnd uur collection In · :Jude• a wide rang• of coJl;u- at}'leJ, In eaiY care fabr:t~ delllgnt'd to mall:• lronhl( oblolutte. SanioJ:· 1&(1 tor lutlnt rlt they re 1nllable 111. white l!Jlli. "lldcolon. t""' the Pulitzer best • play prize. The fJ.)m version won the Academy Award in 1938. In the meantime. Kitty · Moss ......... substantial royalties from pel' iodlc revivals and stock compal)' productlOIIS around the ... ~ } Timex watch for every one on .your Ji;;1. Men's, women'1 and childrcn·s, 6.95 up. SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS, Pomeroy Jorized ootton nan· neb, tartian plaids, terry cloth and wovls. from $5.98 STEP OUT FRONT IN A ROCKET ACTION OLDSMOBILE! FGr '66 Olds brings you a whole new !lpectrum of se\ec-. lion to make it easier thiln t!Vcr to pick the Rocket that fHs your pocket. Luxur:~-' cars. Sports cars. Popular-priced cars. Economy coal:$. A full ronge ol sizes in f1ve different Wheelbases. Full range uf perform:mce tuo - from the 425-r:ubic-inrh Turonado .Hodet V-8 to a new 1(.18-saving Action-Line 6. You name it. Oldsm00ile'1 got it priced r1ght for you! KARR & VAN ZANDT, Pomeroy ~ l.<JIUia, -- Porlatf. JACK NICKLAUS SPORTSWEAR BY REVERE SANTA'S CHOICE Ni c klau.~ ~eats fet>ding eight reindeer, too. Honda s get UJI to 200 n1ih•s per gallon. are e:~sy an d ft.J.n 10 ride. And you ean ctart your own priv<tte "Chr i.~tmas Club"' right now witb the money you'll sav;· by riding • Honda. Give }'Qurself -and the whole family - yl"ars of fun . Gt'L a Honda. links cardigan, 100% Orlonlr) Acrylic, made with side taUs tu [it \\i th comfort. Semi-bell .s leeves . .A\•ailabJe in a~m~n~ of t!Ol· ors. Sizes S. M. Land XL. Prked at. $ !:r§5. Sllt'\MROCK-C. Classic (rJ DuPont'• reiistered trade name for it.s Acrylic fiber, RAWLINGS HONDA SALES, Middleport NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUS!, Pomeroy ~ .JV WHITE A Stet&on 111ft certf. fleate Is tile per'eet Thls Christmas you will be sure to find a Sport Stllrt for your favl)rite man when ch(l(lsing fnnn our fine selection of easy care fabrics in the season'l newest assortment. of shad ings in pattern• or iOlid thoua:ht for a r '1.Uve or friend, a ~­ lui eao ehoo11 tbe 10.95 atyle, color ond trim be prefel'l. from$12.95 colon. from $S.po Beau Brummell Ties Handkerchiefs by Yo11 wlll tlll.d our Arrow Samsonite Streamlite )lttlOn ot Bea"P Bl'lll1l- llwa)'ll an lPPreclat.ioblll '"ell Ue' moll\ out•t.andine: wb.etbn resistant vinyl ccwerin&: and tongue-in..groove eonstructicm. choosing from clip--on follr·ln-hand 11\!11111. Choose th• Ideal (1ft tor Chrte:tma.! ,tvinc. DIU al or nrJt they're deal lor pocket tnm . from 35c to 2.50 Meeker Billfolds Evans Slippers Giv• blu'l • ar round oul hll niDJ wardrobe. (bOHil trom. ellberpop-uporpn6up atyleo 1rith ar . _ out carryiDC - MeDer For tbOM after tb oeeaslon1 be will enjoy wearlul euff llnb, lk! pink& ond other Swu>k accessOries designed to gtve lbal eM touth. from$1.50 Boyce Dress Gloves H..U ~hi t- palr of . , _ CkiVU to matcb hil Jacket or WPooat. frolft ou: tel<lctloD ol un.t. 'IU\llrled. or DH .tflel. elloo•• wl~ lannane, for he will get distinctive d,fing and top CT"dftsmanahlp.-and "friendliness of fit' ' for extra .. pleasant walklllf, (If you don't know his size or think he'd rath er MINt b.is ihoea bimseif,·wa have Jarman gift (.oertifiootu.) w.tt. OPEN TONIGHT TIL 9:00 HARTLiiY & BENNETT, Pomeroy PHILCO COURIER PERSONAL PORTABLE TV BIG 16 INCH SCREEN l•••l•a• JDib~ bh wmtrobe tb1l ChrlttLad.J "'now fMili11111· Jlo4· .otJ ftllllldM tn 4llliD aa4 metictiUJ lD tallodaf ror tit lDdt finllh. Ql,. Jlft Lad.J o\ftO'II", with eolor co- It eosfs the average family only abaat a c1ollar a month to cook ol'llllla1ed ' elecbicall1 - the ''WORTH MORB" 'IIIJI ~tl for eur wud· robe piaUJli.DI. d4 .... wUI 1JI ..llllto Ill• rent. tbrolllltoUl U. wbole ftlll'· Blouooo •. , . • . from $5.00 ELECTRIC RATES CONTINUE TC1 ~ DOWN as the cost of flame fuela continues to ro q. Ye~~, the traDd II dill' •• • T)ll Total Eleetril: Ale Ia Here I Sklrta ...... from $11.95 from $14.95 Jumporl .. .. from $22.95 "-•1• Jlds. from $14.95 ' o - ...... SANDWICH eCharge CW.Ir ...... eBuclget eLayaway Give her a gift she will really appreciate this Christ- Compact-easy to use-easy t1o IJtort cleaner. 'lbfs Yeroaatile helper has crevice tool, dusting brush, Door tool, fabric nozzl•, three extension wandii .and an adjustable earryini ctrap, Eleelleat jift item. mas ... a new Portable or Cabinet Model White Sewing Machine . Choose from our many fine mod· els priced from $59.50 up. • THE SEWING CENTER, Middleport MOORE'S STORE IN POMEROY , ASSOCIATED RADIO & TV, Pomeroy All-Weather Coats A Jip lined all wea~r ®It CAMILOT IIQO a\,50 1100 lO 2100 ts the ideal t.ift for y11r round weariDi protection wtn from the elemen!L It give him the perle<! Itt, fabric and ta•hlon he wants, and the protettl<ln he needa. PORTAIE $19.95to $49.95 . CLEANER from$3.98 Lady Arrow Fashions GIVE HER A "WHITE" CHRISTMAS A LIGHTWEIGHT PORTABL! PIDLCO 2622-XGY. Compare the difference betweea the Blllall Size 10" or 11" picture with Philco's Couriu. lt offers you a big easy W see 16'' overall diagonal picture, Great for t.N.veling. Eqtla.Uy good for a seeond set at borne big enough, bright enough for daylight viewing in a.n av: erage size room. Ph.ilc\) patented COOL CHASSIS, beats the heat 1or longer TV lift, improved performance, ereat.. or dependabilit>. $129.911.1Jaay Tenns $3.98to $5.91 from $3.95 from$4.98 •,,.. a.... Umllrellas Blllfokl or :a:.,- cue rbOOMn ltOD1 our complete Alectilm of ll)'lea , with Hill name or lnltl•t• In U. ll:t. cold, U you 10 ch0011e, him a p•lr ol Enl\l slippen chooBen frolii. our comPlete u:l~~eUoO of 1bl... HOUSE ANJ man on JOut gift list will be highly pleased A new uml>rellt lo Be'• In for !ont -.relll'> tnl comfort all ,_ar JODI wbrll )'OU II~ STEAK JARMAN SHOES-THE MOST FITTING GIFT from $14.95 1.50 &$2.50 Crow's Comfort! I Samsonlte Streamllte, the classic luggage with BCUff and 1taln rn0111 Ues !ll,.t out.st1n Sewing Machines More For smart gift givleg, live bin1 •~ Swank Jewelry WYN412 1ble mainsprings and shock resistan t. Th ere is a Stetson Hats by McGregor F'or those idle hours give him a robe he will enjoy relaxing in. Cb oose from san- Legend says the round black on the middle of the side the John Dory fish is a thumbmark left tbere when St. Peter took a coin from the mouth. 'Iottloono TIMEX'-featurlng stainless steel backs, unbrcak· Give bim "Preu.Free"' Slacks by H.lS. the new. sharp Jooklng slaokl that shay that way __ all day, because they're mad& of the new Koratron fubrie wh.ich never need.J Ironing. In a style you will like __ in colors h! wiD like __ with features sbt will like __ at a price everyone will Uke. Sport Shirts · Dummar Robes THUMBMARB: ,_T... ,., ..· :\;) ,. by H.I.S. ing and comforta-ble sleeping, choose Enro Pajamas for him in coot or pull-over styles. world »- HONDA Press Free Slacks from $4.25 are slOm& Arrow Hart's wi.dow, and K~;::::~~;\ f][t ~anll:erchlers In Entton, dtr, Anne, have been c lnen or 1llk. Whether !t II. Yom: ldlrllen atays cleaner !on11er ••• your electric range is essler in- keep e1eiD, and your meals are prepared lD cool eomfort that only eleotric UD offer. Those meala turn out bettor, too.- You see, ail Eleetrlc Ranae takes the guess work out ot oooldng. Perfect cookb7z temparatunll are maintruned, auto!Datically. Eloctric cooldllg liu modern Bl morrow. That's why so many famDlet 011 Ohlo Powlll' Jinll8 havt blown out the flame aad gOD8 electric:. You Mae! The Nlcoot P.oplo C. A S~rt5Wetll" by Revere. fron1 $6.98 dieted it had a slim chance on Broadway. But when it opened here, Ute raves were mous -and it went on to cap- , , • liON fl<>Aif'~ from$10.95 from $4.25 ceum Theatre Nov. 23, reminds me that the out-or-town critics back in 1936 occorded it dismal reviews. One even pre· • • V-neck pullover, and he wUl remember your thoU&btAd· ness year round. For pleat~urable loung- BO euy lo ll~e Mm -I I THE SHOE BOX, Middleport by McGregor Enro Pajamas Arrow Shirts at Plaza 9 . .. Mrs. Bing Crosby, an alumna of tlle U.. of Texas has been pencilled m to lecture there. Her subject: "Women in the World Today." The editor of a Paris newspaper had an idea . He assigned 8 reporter to phone ten of France's most glamorous girls _ Brigitte Bardot, et al - _a t lD o'clock at night to ascertam bow mMy were at home at that bour. The reporter found all teo dateless - six of them watching TV . . . The first B'way revival of the KaufmanHart play, "You Can't Take lt With You ," which the APA Phoenix is bringing into the Ly- Why not give the ultimate in light-weight eom:fort and goOd looks lo the import.ant people in your lite? HUSH PUPPIES(!') shoes tome in a variety of styles and oolol'l for men, women and children. Sizes and widtha range fro.m toddl e-r size 2 to giant t>ize 16. Truly the gilt te make you 1mportant in the eyes of tho11e who mean tbtt most to you. Prires from children 's $5.99 W &:bo\lt ..S.OG for golf and specialty shoes, from$29.95 man Capote were among tbose lv!t>wjng Julius Monk's peppery revue, NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE, Pomeroy from terns. bu.t were noncommltal on their long delayed I!UIITiage plana .. Gregory Pe<ks and Tru· t FOREMAN & ABBOTT, Middleport AMERICA'S FAVORITE CASUALS -FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Make this a Sweater ChriJt. 11188 by chooslnl lor bllll • button cardigan or a popullr He wiU really go for one of these rusged Cricketeer Sport Coats chosen from our superb collection; conServa. tive enoua:h for buslDess yet casual enough ·fOI' let8Ul'e wear. See our selecth>n of quiet, subtle tones and pat.. ria expect to take the trek to the altar . . . Hank Greenberg - - - ---- ----'1 and his fiancee, Mary Jo Tar· old (the ex-Mrs. Pat Ci Cicco) dined at the sreak Casinf>-- case, with darker Gray Cont rol Panel. Dis appe<~rin g handle finished to match calunet. Con\'enient front controb, front sound, wi!h big 6 x 3 oval speake r. Phileo paten1f"d COOL CHASSIS heab the heal, m<.~j ur cause or TV breakc1owns. Whether he chooses his footweu for style, for comfort or il df'ep sense of lhrifl., he knows Nunn-Bush Sh(l('l 1n~ a really superior buy. Sho w him how much you really care- give him Nunn-Bush Shoes. If you're not sure of his size our gilt certificate is the perfect an~"'· cr. It lct1 him ~e lect the style he prefer s. From $19.95. PI-UU:O P3310TN .B ig screen enjoyment in the best looking port:oblc TV you 've ever w<Jtrhed. Light Gr·ay molded Sweaten by Crickototr clears, L:>yce and Bruce GIVE HIM NUNN-BUSH SHOES! I Gift Bar ••• for ..Witlenal Suta•tlons Sport Coats Pomeroy Ctment Block Co. In Pomeny, 0. Someday you'll want to cook electrically••• 280,000 families on Ohio Power lines say it's ..• Shop Our from$14.98 • • GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE, Pomeroy PHILCO CARAVAN-NEW DISTINCTIVE STYLING IN A PORTABLE TV MA1t1'1NIOUI: UOO Nunn-Bush Shoes At.•o lO a111Q() ••oowoto 1'bla Chrialmol l]lw blm Nunn Bush with euluslve ankle lashlonlnl lor thel RIMa 1e1 _~psa.ke• D f e::dn IIDUI c:D.bg tc) the b..t. Your santa will bo ~ · M 0 N D R. N G a thanking you all JUI'laol as he - mllu. tbroUib the 19.95to$24.95 THE RING WITH THE PERFECT DIAMOND · J. perfect diamond reflects lull beauty and brilliaoee and J .......... Tollelwltlilrf eC.noe' eJipllde ...... ,.. &npeake parantee• a perfect eenter diamond in writin• replacement aiiUI'ed). With your Keepsake l)j.SIJl()nd · BJ.Df1 rou reMive permanent registration, protection againrt losa of dlamonds from tbe setting ~r one :full J'e<:~r, and lifetime trade-in privilege, For the perfect ~ill • • , loft.ver • , • ohopae a KEEPSAKE DlAMOND BING. •or K& C JEWELEIS, Pomeroy GIVE THE GREAT OUTDOORS .. ~ . GIVE A REMINGTON NYLON ft6: Structu.l'al nylon and ordnance Meet eo. bi\te to give the most accurate, dependable 22 auroloading rifle ever. Bolds 141ong rifle eartridies. $49.16. MODEL 1100: Five shot aut001aUe !lbotgun. GiVII up te M% leu recoil •• , llJl ro oeven tlmea lolll!er life, l149.9G. I!OOEL 7U: "WOODSMAsTER": Aurotoadln• j1111 pmo rlflo bu perfect bolanee, reduced 1\0COll, 111~1 ,.ilhl ID ~ Bemilllftoll: 36-0tl, 8mm ilem. ond 108 Caliber, HOOVER PORTABLE 'l'he tleaner and wand. Loob and carrie1 like lightweight lugJage. Powerful 1,_ H.P. Motor combines with Hoover'11 "Comb 1nd Brush" rug nozzle to achieve a new hi&h in canister .Wcleoey. Comea: complete with Tufflex hose, telescopi"Oi utenlioo wand and a full aet of cleanlnc attachments. ONLY 59.95 • 149.911. EBERSBACH HARDWARE, Pomeroy , t tbat ba, everything inaide including the bose RUTLAND FURNITuRE, RUTlAND, 0. "' YOUR CHOICE OF EARLY AMERICAN, TRADITIONAL, MODERN STYLES Here's graciout~ living for your hom~from a tonvea- tional rocker 19 your f.avorite TV recliner to 1 tomfol1able llnOOUI rocking action, tben recline t.e any ~tloll even to full bfd position,. you ~ oever be 11tllfled wit~~; 8IQ' other thalr. See our ChriJt:mu ~election . INGELS FURNITURE, Midcllaport ��. . . . ·•., :.. : . .: -,. - ~ -~ l~ :; ;.....;..~ -~ .' . . _ ...... . . ,., .:,..: ;: . -.: ·, ..,.. .~. I, • ' EY!!R'IO!<E 15 f~Ttfl& TIIRKE¥ l!)D,>.I', M J\IST BtcAU~E I'M A Dtl6 , l 6ET D06FOOD I COULD HAVE ~N 6E~N WHoN I 6ET BIG . t'D LIKE eA5EilALL UIIPIRE " ·ro It /!.. A TURKJ:'f! g- WHAT IN THE WORLD l~AKE5 '/OJ THINK ~aJ COULD BE A 6CXXI BA~EeAt.L OllAR£ ? tlassified Ads Your Modern Community llullctin Board i Dej!Jr iutil!e!, Pomero)'"Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 2S, 1963 .r-------------------,,--::--:----:---;:---1 Business Services WANT AD INFORMA -.. TJoN CAto~t:&l.t.AtWHI ooultl'IUHUI h'W 1M IIOC!IPIIR ..... ltltO &. M. , . - . , f'lah,.... ............. :,t::'.:...f'lldMI~ ~ -ne ~ .......,. 1M .,.... ~ •-**'I. Tbe ""~ "' '" '"' •- "" .......... - • ... ..,...A.d ..,..... , . waat • Clfttf ,.. ..... _. c.-- ""' u :-";. ' : ,! - - =. . :.~ro~tO'-., N6tl ... .-! ="'"= ~.':! ~""'," .._. aac~~~ aa&lloll.lill Oil _. 1ll Motor Co. QUAUTT FOUR ROOM furnished apartment. WV Z.3658. It 15 tro --50 x 10 HOUSE TIIAILER on private lot, two bedrooms. Pholll WY 2-54111. 11 15 tfo rtl.H.EE IDd tour nl'1"b hlrm<:h• 111 llld IIDfUrD1Ibed IPiftU 8 1ft """''"' WY U43l 4 ROOM furnished apartment for rent. P~ne 1111 WY 2-2776. AI· ter 5 p. m. Rowley and Reed Hardware. ' 11 1 tfc , =11WLE::-:-;;-;;;R,.-;LO'I'S-;:;;;;;;--_-;rr-eo - ...-l ogo and water. Brown'o !'rail 1 er Pari (State Approved) I •• .•.a =~ I'Y'Ft"n . ..., DNdltlil MD &Jil. Pomeroy f SIGNS For Rent 1960 Olds '98' RA 01 ATOR. special $995 4 Door Hardtop Sedan. Beautiful maroon flmsh with match· ing sPQUess clean interior. power seat, steering and brakei. Aut(unatic b:an.s. Radio and heater, good whitewall til't':o. 1960 Mercury par kl ane HT 4 Doo r _ $695 LocaUy ownE'd. \'iuyl intd·iur, Jl't black finish, good whU~ waU tirrl's , ~tu1omat l!' lr:m~. Po'o\er stet'rln& 11nd brakt>s. 1960 Chevrolet a.. I t"'L engint•. :IUtum:Jti(' ' illt~rior olun . Rull iu nnd ht'al!•l'. p Mo 0meroy BLAffiNAR'$ $695 Air 4 Door - - I I' Jrl~ .. pU\h"f Sl~ring, lood tor :,:._ lll'f-S, Co• OPEN EVES. t:OO P.M. Pa:IEROY. otiO !': ,.':":...\."::. PHONE INVITE ZONEY BELLE I 'IOU GLARED AT I ARE "1'00 SNIFFLIN' ABOUT? LI'L ABNER \NE WE.RE ONL'f T~ IN GTO ~I.TGOOF HELP 1'00 CATCH AND MARRY , ME, 'IOU WMP0 Radio AUT 0 WRE( KI NG Cuelt/tl' {iu/t' BACK\,MJQOS:V 10S01'fME WE OUGJ1TT0 WHAT &li.AST!! lies Tr"''" court Lhc,lurr I ZENITH JT' TV and Pocto!>!e ' lnsu,.nce Frtt wate1 ami st'"agt> • sew ms machine in good •~m-~ PHOTO Copytng 8en1ee. eop. VONDA1 TBRU niDAl1:00 Sundown Sermade 11 22 61 Card Of Thanks _ ~-. _ dillon. 120.011 each. Call IVY· I les made a1 tecal papers, 8:00 Sign On - N0111 l:il Sign 011 iE\\rofuj) LIKE to- thimk all HOUSE \'EAR Hock Springs. 2<J!li9. II 29 Jlc PO"EROY - One stor'i frame birth records a.'1d alma!l &OJ &:05 Sacred Heart SAftJRDAYI · those who helped in any way Phont> WY 2-i061 <JfiN 5 P m. , newly decora1ed. hB.rd'A-ood l . - - - - - - - - - - , other documentl. 8:20 Meigs County RFD I:OO Sign On _ Nnn at IJJ.e loss of our belovt·d hus11 23 3tc 1965 COLOR TV. VHf & UII F' floor~. 2 bedrooms. modem ' USED PARTS FOR ALL Remer Juuraaee. Pomero, 8:25 Paul Bowen, fanD baDd, 100 and father. A spech~ting. Lowly "<:~ln~t . con· bath, basement, i!aS furnace i MAKES & MODELS If Uc 6:36 News lSO BappJ Valier 8oJI tal thank.s 10 Rev. Donald FOR SALE sole.Tlus set 3 mont." old. healing. good neighborhood. ! -=:-::-:---:--::--_.:...:_:..: I 8:57 Weatbt!r I: IIi CotmlrJ l4usla 'Dmt Hlcks, Dr. J. J. Davis , r.l l 1 Has picture tube waiT<Illlv. 1ow down payment Priced I 12 Miles North of Pom•roy Wented To Buy 7:tMI National ~ieWI 8:20 Country JBDIDOI'el lho!le who seot flowers and ; PILE IS SOFT AND lofty - · Take over payments ol ~IZ 'H right . : On Stat. Route- 7 FUR DEALER. Fox $1.35 to 7:05 BiD Miller SOO. ':00 Protestent Rour food, the girls who helped in I culors retam bnlli ance inl per month or poy balance , POMEROY ~ & room frame 3 PHONE 985-2297 $1.85 all4 foot on hides. Coon 7:30 Sporta Parade 7:30 8portl Parade our homa and the C.outs fun- carpels cleaned with Blue I ke $38S. Cwl \\'Y 2;~~~1 6e bt>drooms, bath, 3 room ~~e$1.15 to $1.35. Rats, $1.15 to 7:35 Bill .MUler Show 7:36 Larry AndersaD . . f'ral Home. May God ble~s Lm;tre. Rent electric sham· _ _ _ _ _ -· ment, gas furnace heatmg, CUSTOM BUTCHERING and $1.3.5. Deer hides! $1.50. Beef 7;35 P1ctem. Hardwaro W:4! Ira Uusle- Army rou aU. pooer $1. Baker F'urntture. l "~oo 0 fro n1 porch. Out of high water. . ., 1 b 'd h1des , 4c lb. Gmseng $2!t.OO. ft'Utt 11wrs.) 11:1» DuttorJ'I IDII Bema Dalrp The Wendell Bunce famlly I Middleport. Ohw ll l9 6Lc , 1956 C~IEV~OLET pnce ."" I $5.500.00 . eutting. WJu . uy hi es every Gol~ Seal, $1.65. Bill Bailey, 7:10 New~ Top T• &bow tl 26 ttc I~ - - I call II y 2~773. 11 1.1 Jtc l17! ACRE FARM - 40 acres Monday. Pbil Meier, Phone Reedsville, Ohio. II 211 Jtc 8:C~ BW Miller llbo1r !::GO N.,.. ------;-::-~ - - - BLUE LUSTRE not ooly nds • ---·· WY 1-3510. D II Uc - =:;-;;=--=c-:-- 1 1215 l 'cal lnltrlo 1 d Fo d car cis of soil but leaves pile i . · 1 cultiVated, 82 acres · pasture, USED: MITRE BOX. Phone 1:45 Baker FDrniturt Sbuw : US! I an un sof/' and loft . Renl electri•[ Real !:stale For Sa e balance wooded, 2 story frame WI 9-l&!IZ. 12:30 Rev. Merlil hell 11 26 lto 1;011 News day night at Wa I Y home 8 rooms (4 bedrooms) Al:t CONDITIONING RefrlgOI' ,.~ Collet ~th •--~ 1:110 New1 LOST W ~•· ~es - shamJ)(}()er $1 Pomerov Ce, , '"' se ·- J •·• Refrl•e· FURS AND beef hidt!S. CarI JI.·M .w .,. , . _ hama H; . . h SchooL one black · · · · FOR SALE hardwood floors 2 ear gar- 1 ' 1on "'"'"'· ae11 I Portraifl a1 p1trlol 1:05 Jim Meel lbow "6-'' ment Block Pomeroy 0. ' . · . er ti n New o. en, Phone Cbe lie • •• Bo · ·"" • 0 ~nd white billfold and match- : • a • uav va r, J.MJI ttom, Ohio 1.0:00 Swap Shop 5:50 Spm1l Parade 11 • 29 61 c l The Amricao Leg10n Building, age, _cell~r, barn, enb, other 4 fl tic lng key case Contains valu· U.·gion Terral·e. Ea ~t M a tn , b1uldmgs . TU 2-3537. 11 18 ~tp lO:JO Bill Miller Branch Sbow 8:00 Sundown SereDadt able persorral.papers. H hmnd I USED CLOTHING- · ror sali. PomerO)', with large Jot on , ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN . . . lt:4S Masoa Agr. Program 1:46 Sip Ofl please return to Ellen Haw- 1 Larg& assortment. Men's, wo- East Main. can be ea.-;1ly con- ' WY 2-lfl31 WY 2-Ji36 WE J?O INSIDE pamtmg andre- ANTIQUE Furniture, diabel, ~NDA.\'8 ley, Grant-slt Middl~fM)rt. 0. men 's, and children's, .Jeffers verted to apartm ent or office Ol) 21i, ate P8.lf work any ked. Call miseellaneous. CaD or write: lTueadaJ) f:SO SlgD ()a- Azm, Hour 11 It 26 3tc Used Clothing Store, Rt . 3, building, $12,0110.011, ron '"'.: VI i-24&1. 23 3IAI Mra. Bowar<l Cecil, • W. 111:45 hmlly Wonblp (Thun.) 1:55 NeWI ---~~;-;tlo;-:;f:--- 1 Pumeroy, Ohto. once. : FOR SALEt & room house, 3 CURTISS "D ,_ D.~• Main St., Pomero7, ID:U ,u.C. l ' r - (Friday) 1:00 Baptlal u,....,•j iiDtir IC8 II 24 61c bedrooms, full basement, elee. a_. , or ~ I II lie 11:00 Nowo 1:30 8uDtlaJ 911ow REVIVAL, First"Baptist church !SEWING maelllnes., repair sef: Hartenbach h11Use on Osborn trie_ heat. In Racine,_ garage :edi;g Service, call ~ J. U:OO Tbf'l Country JUDCtlol 8:30 '1bt 8ib}e SpeW tD Y• Racine. Nov. 30 to Dec. 5 at vice. aU makes. WY 2-2284. Stree1. Ponwro~·, two apart- patio, large lot. Martrn Hall 4.. omeroy. 885-Ma . es U:Xl: 11Dy'1 Country Hymna 1:45 LegfslaUve Report 111 26 :wtp ?:30 each eveniog. Evangeli" 11Je Fabric Shop, Pomeroy ments parlially furnished. WI 9-2891. 11 26 3tc ter. 12:GCI Cemenl Blocl: Non lll :OO '!be Gnnd LUe w. M. Bud Hatfield, Freeland Authroized Singer SaJes and with extra large lol $.5,500.00. - --- -·-1%:30 Goesskr1 Guest Star lO:J.a CongressmBD Moeller Norr~. Song Leader. Paswr. Servic~ • 29 tfc Special Real Estate Ovonoas Employment IFrltllyt 11:30 The Country IIJDIIItimero Rev. Charles O'Connor. ·.--- Four acres in HarriscJnville, perAD trade11 traclr: driver to 12:30 Larry &llderson Sbow U:30 1he QuiiC Hour ll H ate 7.50 s: 14 NEW SNOW tires as teet for service station or Bargain prDjeet agtneers. Africa. J:'lll Jim Yeea ShoW 12:00 NewJ low •• $12.95, plUI tax. New th b . lh r I ... _ By n.~ ... AliTOMUBo...E IIIIIUI'8DC» beeD ri·ms to mount snow !I' res on. o er usm£:ss Wl space or ONE oP' THE V1!IBY :NICEST toeA- £~W.upe, Asia. SDUtta Pacifie, ......_.. AllfD t:IS Blaettnar Auto Show 12:15 Tbe OlrlltlaDI lklur residence u 000 00 Can fin Tlor-~s LN J'OM"ER.OY • HUGE 1 8 AC· Jlllid Ira I, •· · g fA-<~ .,._ DaVI"d Koblentz ~• ciDDI!lled7 'All fOOl' openAll popWar sizes in stock, .' "" ' · · - nr. WT. uousE nAs ., BEDROOMS, ve · .wusm • uvu. .IJ'ln,, aLMmu" 4:30 Electrle CompaJU~ New'l 12:30 '!be Rev. Merl!r Teetl WI Uclnle! Call WY ,__, $7.50. Newell's Sunoco Chest- ance t:nt1re amount. ~~~~~~~..RRcif\~~~~~~ g~~ Allantie. ~ Jalary jobl, tdthtannualOhioFarmBureau t:te Jim Meea &how l:3l 1111 Rn. 8ilal BWups . 2 cAR GARAGE wiTH Atn'OMATIC lllJtlc male, female over 18. OEIB meeting iD Columbus last week. S·OO News I:OO 1he Rev. Andrew far~nt Uniiln 1 ooou. BEST BUILUI)I'G WT IN Po»Boz 23190, Oakland Par•... Mrl!l J V Col Pt PLe ,. · - ---:=--:c=--;-- tr, Ohio. 985-2305.10 30 tfe 1 Seven room house on EROY WITH rr. PERFECT F o K • ' ' ' ' 81JCI,..,_ 1:00 Jim Meet!l SboW 3:30 SUnday ~Weu~ Help Wanted ==:===-c·o.--c-co-·-=c Terrace. Pom~ •~iOG:OO, L4aGi: FAMILY, APART!RNTS OR Fla. 3330'1 i!pent several days with ber 1:11._. W "--' ·~ ouU ~ Iii""UlUffi Sl.d.mg, . JlllJ. ..,.,..HoME w cATED oN LINCoLN daugh'and Ianll'IY1 Mr• and $5:30 ...... I Parade eathor ..,._, •1:00 SI!Ddowll -:-:c=~~;-;~-c:=C7""==--; d to -BARBIE doll clothes. WI'l l b'<> s Dew WITH . A TREMENDOUS VIEW Ia' 50 t-.ho U Si Oil ........ MARRIED MAN wante make lo order, Call 773-5300. oF THE oHio VAJ.lEY. CA.LL us BEATING, I'WMB!NG, Rura Mra. Robert Wood. : .,.... : gn wort on dairy farm. Phone 11 16 121 Three bedroom house 00 B t NOW AND WE'LL liW7l Yow Doxol Bottle GaL ArnOld a.. Second Lt. and Mn. Edgari--...;.-~,:::;;=;J;-;;E;:;-:I:;::I;--::RAD~-::-:::--::I:-0:::=---0rvll Holter. WI &-3833. p ternut Avenue, bot u • THU<E. ~-. 618 E. .uaw ... ~ Oloi'C'CIII ~ .a_....... , Columbus, ~t ... water ~.:s . MIUfi "~''"'" _ 11 23 lie BUDGET PRICED furniture in heating system, io very good 183 Acre Farm, Pomeroy. I 2'l Uo weekend with Mra. Eddlo Har- - - : - - - - - -our tidrd floor budget shop. W 4:" Spotllgbl .. lportl Insurance Baker Furnit.re, Middleport, oondilion, hardwood floors, 65 Acres Bottom Wanted lung and Keoneth. 1EB 1.00 4:55 Weather Ohio. tfc out of flood s, $11,000.00. VERY Goon e RooM HOUSE wrra Mr. and Mrs. Paul Myers and lleaday 'lbrtagb Friday 11 12 11 -HH AND FUHNACE. FREE GAS :.'AAE'I'NA CASUALTY lnsur8Jlct' family of Indiana apent • week 7:1$ Sign On, Musical Glock S:OO Coi!Uiltmlly NOWII 1:11 World and JiaiiMa1 He• Mullen Insurance Ageocy,lDe. SLUGGISH SEPTIC tank? Clog- I Three bedroom house on l r~g~~~~~~~~ ~ with Mr. and Mrs. WiHis Froet. 7:45 Ecboes ci Joy 26 '"' AOR~:> coRN · · 1· · OF tlliTLDI!<itr~. M 'dr 8 00 Obi V II N Pomeroy. Pbon• WY •- ~·1 • ged dra,·ns'· Gel Klean-Em - \' a1e St1eet. S:l5 Sign 011 new gas urnacc, nAs~: . sAw ~u u A:>~o LIME lRU&H· 1 i. ed Baum and Marge : o a ey ews I 1 tfc All Septic Tank Cleaner. in unud l'Ondilhm $4 aoo.oo. ER ~::Q ! 'JPMK~T . PLENTY OF STONE ! Pascoe entertain"...~ wilh a di"nner &:05 World News I: 15 Sign 011, liiu8k!al C1ocll .. . FOR ('11\lS HlNG. LOCATKD NEAR ~ -------~-7:45 Echoes ol Joy Landmark Farm Bureau, CanI> tmanc(:J entirely. tlVTLANo. ! SUnday, honoring Mrs. Bertha 8:10 Sports Today GIIANGI! INSVIIANCE. MUO.. , 11 3 3otc I Baum and Mrs. Nancy Baum 8:1$ Weather Picture 8:00 Ohio Valley :N8:05 World News Insurance Agency, Inc., POIJlo WELL KEPT- carpets show the Small frame house with three The WISEMAN lor their birthdays. Other guests 8:16 Musical Clock 8: 10 Sports Today tl'01· PboDe WY W381. results of regular Blut• Lustre 1 rooms furnished downst.air~. Agency I RUTLAND were Mr. and Mrs. Delmar 8;55 Community News 1_ 11_c spot cleaning. Renl electric 1112 E. Main Sl., Pomeruy, : 8:5 Weather Piclurt 500 2nd. Gallipolis Baum and Nancy Kay and Tior 9:00 Talk of tbe Town 8:16 Pt. Pleasant Footblll For Rent shampooer. $1. Baker Forni- $101100. ; Offico !4i-361l Home 4!6 .mi ' my. 9:55 Mason County News 10:30 Songs for Cbildml lure. Mid1Jeport. 11 2'l 6tc, , "u.''·'"- 1 Apply: Mr. and Mro. F. T. Allen, 10:110 Public Service HOUSE (at Enterprise). Five . -~ . Call WY 2-2720. ArtPr " p. m. 1 Akroll, called on Mr. and Mrs. 10:15 Family Worship Hour 10:45 Golden KOJ 11:00 NOWII rooms and bath, garage. Call USED KING FLUTE. for sale. I call WY 2·3589. · HOUSI FOR SALE I Daily Sentinel Office Clayton Allen and Bill Sunday 10:30 Latchstring lt:lli Saturday Sbow 992-6098 (Jr see Maxine Arn- WY 2·2950. H 17 tfc O'Brien and Crow Realty <:o. Modern RaDc.b Style. Beautiful \ evening. They were enroute 11 :00 News. . 12:00 I.ocal, Ohio, Nat. :Newa old, Athens. Ohio. FIREWOOD. any length, $10.00 1. 1l 24 till· location on toP of smaU hill : to Florida were they will spend ll:C5 Morrung Melodiel!l 11 26 Stc pick up load. Call or write c=;-;==:=:-"7" facmg State Highway Garage 00 (elcept Friday, Church 2:20 Bulletin &ard 12:25 News 0 Grii!DI 4 ROOM HOUSE 2nd St., Sy- Glendale Skidmore, S had R.oute 1 wrtb good road to main Bells Ring) 11:30 Saturday Matinee racuse, with hot and cold Ohio,_ MY 6-3437. 11 1 tfc ~g~way. Four be~rooiD!, Uvtog, 11:45 World New11 1:30 News Heatllines water. Moore'a gas heater, DON 1 . MERELY J)· -ht •7 dinmg, family , kitcben, ~eak~ 11:5~ Mason CoWlty New• big gardell lol WY 2-3352. ng en your ' fast play, maid'S. atilit7 aod 12:00 Community News 1:31 Saturdaf J.!a1 u carpets- Blue Lustre them-. POME 'I shop Three baths co . i til 12:05 Noon News 1:55 News -;;;===:-;;c=ll 24 c eliminale raptd re-soihng ROY - One story frame d II all , mc e ;;,; · · 5 b· 1 . . :an wa to w carpet on 12;10 Market& Z:OO Saturday M P'URMSHED DUPLEX 4 room Rent electric shamp~r, $1. roo~s, all, bdsP.ment has floors. About two-thirds of 12:15 Mid Day Weather 2:30 News Headllneo apartmeat, in _~iddleporl, 6_80 Pomeroy Cement Block Co., ~t>vera l rooms. furnace heat- Ibouse Is pan.t!led in mabogany ONLy l2;7D Bulletin Board 3:31 Sat.rday ~- 2Dd Ave., hvmg room. kll· Pomeroy, Ohio. II 22. 6lc t~g, front and back porches, i and walnut. Air conditioned. !2 :2.) News 0 Grams 2:55 News c:beu aod batb, on 1st floor. · garage, $7.000.00. Large palio and double carport. $30.00 OoWII - &.I.,.. 3:00 Salurday J.!atlneo CaU SB 2-417a. 1123 ltc 50 HEAVY HENS. Youn.g beef IMIDDLEPORT- 2 story fwme ; On lot 200' x 390'. May be seen Conwnlent T..-2:30 County Agent 3:30 llews lleadlb!es - --by the quarter or hall to be 8 rooms. new b<~th. nice kit- ' by appotntment only. 12:45 Country Go Rolmd 3:31 Saturday Matloeo :I BEDROOM housetra iler. fur dressed Thanksg1ving. See chen, front and back pordles.l 1:S5 News Beat nDl Browo'1 Trailer Park, James Hollon, 1~ miles East garage, corner lot dose 10, PRICE REDUCED 2:00 Country Go Round Ul Saturday Motlneo WY 2-3324. 11-20-6tc of Five Poinls. Phone 005- school and stores.' $1\,000.00. Write: e-o Tbe ,Daily Sentinel 2:55 News Beat 3:55 News t:OO Dlsciog wltll Doll BRJCJ[- DIIPLEX S bedrooma 2184. 1t 2l 31< FARM CLosE IN - 20 acres,~ --llox_668·H I om_•"'Y-3~ ·FURNITURE CO. 1:00 Mid Way Matinee 4:30 Radio R I 0 livlD& room. dining room, kit· I 15 cultivated 5 room frame ~ W. VA. 3:5~ News Beat 5:00 Newa Rotln4up dlltl, i>aoolu.t and garage,. OPEN EVES. TIL 9 , home, tmth,' basement, coal. HOUSE FOR SALE,. Rutland. t:OO DiBelng with Doso 5:15 Sign 011 loreed air gas furnace, But-, (CLOSED SUNDAYS) fum<Jce heating, barn chick-i 3 'bedroom home m extra 4:30 lnlercbanp lr GEORGE WONDEI tenwt Aft. Call WV 2-5127. Christmas GIFT en house, other buildi~gs. 17 •· large lot. Close w schools. TERRY l tfc 500 • Pr1 ced for qUJck sale. Call 00 11 3 ILEEPiNo ROOMS, 161- N." ;t h IDEAS at Landmark ALBERT M. cox. SALEsMAN ~s~ 2-;884 · 11 19 6tc Av- Hiddleport, 0 hi o. WY 2-383t IVY 2-:163& I FOR SA I.E : 6 room house with 11 23 Jtc. bath, full basement, 891 HyPh0111 WY Z.%246. 1t 16 tlc ' f iioDERN anfurnishtd a-rooms ' loy'• or Girl't 44.95 bicycl• I FOR SALE: Cush Johnston ' sell St., Middleport. Phone: aDd badl Furnish utilities., with purch.M of this · Farm in Bradblli'Y, Ohio, one Pt. Pleasant ti95-2600'. 11 16 lfo Coall Bull";"". II 16 tlc mile from Middleport, ...,. UNICO 28 CU. FT. CHEST FREEZER right on highway 143. Ap· --=---:---=::=---- 1 IIAIWONY aparlmeots tor ' proxim~tely 28 acres, large ! Business Servicet rent! Out of all floods! 2 blocks !rom btlslnw diatrlot, Pom$299.95 barn. good silo , small build- i -==:::=======~~ iflg formerly used a~ Grocery • eroy! I and 4 rooms, furnillhPOMEROY Evoryday Speciolo Sinn~. cement block building, 1 at ed Nn: plaster, paint, lloors 1 J1ck W. Cuny large 5hed used as g-arage and i Marie's Style Post ei'ICltrk: ranges, sinks witb 1 M1n1ger storage. Six roo house, hard · ~I cab-, baths, gas lurnaceo. rcuto . . .... $1.25 Ph. WY 2-2111 ood fl oors, new white 11.1e 1 Shampoo Tel WY 7.-6392. 11 10 15tp w & Sets .. Sl.SO block ceiling~. downstairs. 30 day color rinse, 1 ROOM BATH and garage, 916 ~ Nee bathroom, built in cabi· Locust Sl, rear. Middleport 1965 Repossessed Stereo. Just nets in kitchen, new gas fur- Shampoo & set $3.50 Ottio. WY ~9918, Martin Res- taken in. Lovely walnul stereo nace, new 40 gal. hot water , Per';!'::t!nd Se~!O up talit'ut. ll 9 tfc console with 4 speed inter- heater, good 50 gal. cold wat· l Wta:a and Wtgleta JROOM furnished apartment mixd c~nger. Radio equip- er tank, aluminum slorm W1 2--a 11 4 tfc ped. Twm speaker system. As- doors and venetian blinds. Marie's Style Post ---· · sume balaoce due S86.5a (lr R011f ed W Id RL 124 Ph, WY 2-5271 1 lOUSE 011 UDcoiD Heighll " per mouth. Ca ll WY 2-6555.1 s new Y painl · ou SyTacu,., Ohio newly d!COI'ated, inside and 11 23 6tc leave floor covering for ouL Call WY Z.5127. I but two rooms. Mr. Jolmslon 1' - · · ·· AVCI'HINEEII 10 29 Ue SINGER SM Late model ztg, died September 16, this year. - ===.,..-,;,.,..,=-=c-:=7c~ zag. Makes butlonholes, 'ews _______n 23 3tp COmplete Servtco ONE 2 bedroom house trailer on buttons, blind hems, JOOno- Crltl Hradford and 0111 I betlroom for rent. grams, and embroiders. Pay BOUSE FOR SALE: S·rooms, Write, Ploao ,. ConfiOI Middleport. Pbone WY 2·3346 off balance of only $71.19. Pay- good well. Happy Hollow'. See A. 1, IIIUDJ'OHD or WY Z.JI• • WY Z.31100. menll can bo arranged. cau or call, Orville Hogue, SH 1BaciiO, Ol!lo 1.1 II lit WY Wliiii. ll 2atllo ii021. II 19 l2tp I 1 II PI S HE'S TOO DO VE RECI<ON wall tires, R. & H. Nico. Huntington Saturday were Mr. o1 tho United CololUIII. ~ . 00. Pbona 182-1303. 11 22 etc .uuca.,•uno, WY 2-2156 (SNIF -SNIF)TH' WAY ==;-;·----. "" t'i."! ~- "' - ~ "'··-'''- ""'• ~W\ ~~===;::::;::;:===:;:~=~::;::;:~::~;:::~1 I II Ue .,.;au •.111 1n 10 IAII vuav, .-;.,.,...,., 1 11 lie !;=========~~ 1- Real Estate For Sale IESIIL~~,:. TRAJL~t!".~rAcE Melvin Lit· For Sale lAIRD BROTHERS A. 'tl. to l l l l t - . P,!.,.,::; cz:nn:: SERV I CE _ Hudio II.Dd healt'J'. Sll .. ,·i I Mro. the winter. land Roy Cluisty, Richard Instructions Wedne<day afternoon guests Gaul, Harold Newoll, Mr. ani. v"".-:s.;-;;crvn.=•sEiiViCE TESTS! with Mn. Raymond Elberfeld! Mrs. Marton PGarker and Mr. EXPERIENCED .... - "om1110 ll ..o ..,.., .._.,. were Mrs. Charles Fick, Mrs. aod Mrs. J.M. aui abd Patty. Roy Cbristy, Mra .. WUUam WiU Mrs. Letha Koblenb hal reo 4~~--=~ uallllq • ~on~ • r.t~UINd. and Mrs. Rex Baney. turned home after 1 two week !:'u~ancat !~ David Koblentz attended the tour with the National Grange f.T.' rn-.::"..:!~~~ football game Saturday In Ann tA>ur through tho western states. :;::!",::-~w ~' :~;:. Arbor, Mlcl:dgan, between Mn. Claytoa Allen and Mrs. Bo:. 100. c. ., tta. Dalll ObJo S1ate and Michlgao. Charles Goeglein lpeDt I da;r f'rom the largelll truck or ..a\UieL Mrs. Henry 'Jbomaa eater· 1o Parkersburg. bulldooer radiator to lhe I!With>st hootor '"''· Auto Sales talned ThUf!day eveoill8 with a Mr. and Mrs. Venon Cleland, Stanley Party. Columbus, were overnight gues11 FOR SALE : 1955 Chevrolet ear. Mr. WaVtUO Cleland, l.Dndon, of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cleland. Good t bod needs ~· WY 2.2141 , • .,..., . moor, Y re- called OD V. D. Cil!land Wednel- They visited Saturday with her pair. Call WY Z.2327. day. . lather KeMeth Darst I patient ~:;:;;::~~=:::~:::::;~1 -::c-:=""""-;o:====-:-::;-: l1 Jl ate Shopplng In p arkersburg .... atveter... H. . _ Ita! 111 . ~n.· ,,....; tl _-;: l.ARL GRUESER.-~flumbtfts 1958 4 Door VB FORD for sale Mrs, Mabel Van Meter, and toD, Ky. and IW'ting, Mlllersville. or trade for livestock. See at cently were Mrs. Ross CleOhio End yoor sewer troub- Henry Hartman, Cbester, Ohio land, Mra. Eddie llarttmg, Tho lecontl Cotinental eo.. les. ·we hfwe all S&U!:~ seWi!l' 11 2.3 3tp Mrs. Mabel V'an Meter, and gress on July 29, 1Tl5, appoint· maehi..,. ReaSOilllblo rates. 1957 CHEVROLET V-8 - Stand· Mrs. Henry Eichinger, ecl Michael IDDegas ond Geol' CaU y.ry 2-2914. day or ntght ard transmission. White Attendmg a :football game In p Clymer 18 "~ tr;asw·ert I 1 1 1 I DICK TRACY Chester Society Notes "A" TAvr NOT 'fOUR WAY. WE MUS T BE SUBTLE! ====-===-;::= 1 t ------:=----'==cc=c= CARRIERS NEEDED ' LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE - . • '~ • A~ O'CLI<R,t 1 t-1, ' WOMP.N ';)A\IE.D IT WHAI(J '{GIT ' ~ INCE LASl C~R!STMi=IS I I Ft'~CV REO f<IIBBON, M-'fl.?) J~ST Ttl' TIC~E:T !=~ W\S i-1 .,, 1 A ktAL Si:.§f~~ . - - - - - oi'V '\ G!FT, Eh, BOYS? CIL L THtT AH C.OT HIS P\JRT Y HAlO I THAQ'S '1'0R£ CHANa: ·' . ~I .\~'>., II 1- e,l . __ ___ 3 ROOMS l:uc/t/11' {lll/fl. New Furnl•ture 1 '299 MAS Q N i REE 1 allt•.,.,.,.,,.....,...,.....,==,;l I .. By HAROLD GRAY' :> , WHYJ WHY OOES:lllts BUG Mi. SO. BABY OOME ~Y. 'ItT THIS nlt!'JG STICKS IN !1'1 CI/I>.W AND KEEPS l'M TAKII\IG M'( WIFE AND NEW �..... 'fit'' • •, .... ... ......,._...._,_....,. _,...,.,.., ,(.;.- ;-.,;; ,.. ,;-"' ' .... . . ..... · · ~"' _ . ... . ' I . ' ,, / ,. ' . Eta Phi Chapter I HearsPastoro I contr,.bUfi'OnS to Charitable Causes 'I' G Cit · h Are Made by Drew Webster Auxllary race ' urc Carden Club will D~ December 6th lO-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 26, 1965 - ounced for The Rev. Richard The Middleport Gardell Club will meet Dec. 8th, at the Martin Restaurant for a 8:30 p.m. Martin, dinner. Dinner reservations f,': Pnttne at y I'" . Several contributions were ans Hospl18 1 was ann 1 ector ol the Pomeroy Grace de when the American 1e- December 16 and severs mem- r . must be in by Dec. 3. Final plans were made for a ~ Auxiliar of Drew Webster bers plan to attend. Members Episcopal Church . was gues! Following the dinner, there· Christmas bazaar and bake sale met ~eroay evening at who will contribute cake or speaker to the Oh10 Eta ;~ will he a program and II gift 00 December 4 when the Rut1 ex~hange at the office of the land Friendly Gardeners met . h II homemade candy are asked to Chapter 'Of Beta Slg":la the Leg10n a · s 't Thesday evemng In the Oh F I G C h f Rut_h Thornton, vice presid~nt, contact Mrs. Thornton. Cooriuom" byla Gas office ln MiddleIo ue as o. 1i.lesday evening at the orne o ... f th meetmg Mrs. Bill Brown. -~ m c'""'~g~ 0 . ~ . Plans were made f~r an af- port. GIVE DINNER which opened Ln ntuahstic form Iter-Christmas party with the He had as his topic, .. Love's Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Fisher ' Mrs._ Joe Bolin, vice pr~siwidl Iva Powell and ndS~ah dinner at the Town and Coun- Miracle in Marriage," in which entertained with a six o'clock dent, conducted the meetmg. Roush as color bear~rs a te: try restaurant on December 28. he discussed what marrioge dinner Thanksgiving at their The county flower show to beda Hacke~t chaplam b P~. oi [t was announced that. Decem- partners may contribute to a home in Minersville. Present held Saturday and Sunday' was ~ ~ A total paid up mem ers i~ on ber 1 has be~n set asld~ at marriage physlclllly, mentally were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fisher discussed Jt was reported that I 117 wa~ re~_orted. A bu~~ors" OSU for special memon~l ser- and spiritually. A question and and Jan and Mark of Clncin- arrangements for No~ember "' Elberfelcls Toyland is located in the Elberfeld Building on Operation, Show Your ' vice for Mrs . Thornton s son, answer discussion period fol- natJ, Mr. and Mrs. Christy Baer were made by Mrs. Balm and was read . Maur1ce, who was killed m an 1 •ed and Mr. and Mrs. Fisher. taken to tke Rutland grade Front Street, 2 doors below Court Street. A contnbution of $20 was airplane crash during World ow · milh resident conschool and by Mrs Bruce Davmade to 'G1fts for Yanks who War II Mrs Thornton w11l be a I April S b' p ' . n ed during the busines!j session IS and Mrs. Tom Martm and tak .... , .. d $30 to Faye Wilderducted tbe usmess sess1o · II h' h ~ Ga\e, an gut's! ol honnr at this service d . f 15 Donations were made to the en to the County ome, w IC ~ Elberfelds Toyland is open this week both Friday and mulh child welfare chamnan, when onatlons o were gJVd V . monthly project of the club 1 18 fur r:OO and clothmg fOl a Sar~h Roush thanked all who en to the Girl Scout Troop and Tim~~ TU~s F'un .' eterans a In rize donated b needy family at Thanks~ving sent cards and gifts to ~er SIS !TB and Health Seals: Pled~es AdmJmstrahon Hospital in Hunt- ~~:. t~~:~d gs:uer was awarl Saturday nights. A cnntribut 10 n was also made ter, Virgm1a Fisher, wh1le ~he i were named to committees and mgt?"· tht' TB and Heal.th ed to Mrs Don Harrison. tiJ the TB AssociatiOn 'fhe birth- was huspttahz~ Esta Wtst'. mclude - SocJ:.tl, Doris Ewmg, ' Chnstmas. Seal~: and the MidA aper "Flowers and plants day p<~rty at Clulllcothe Vt'ter· who was. InJUred m a 1<>11 at twr Carolyn Grueser, Lois Clelland, dl.eport Firemen s basket in th~ home," was presented by I You can really save on toys for the boys and girls In your homt'. was reportf'd nnprovmg I Ruth Hif!le: Ways and Means ect for needy famJhes on the c 1M · 1 , b · hi ~ h 1da S . athy and .,et _ Mrs. ar orns. t was 1oug "' ~ «1 • - ...,.,.,o,. "«"""'<r.JI!I!a; ·i'· R h d t·· t rehai.JJJ.. - Judy Crooks. Rosetta Ltsle, o I ys. }mp e out to choose a container and family at Elberfelds Toyland. And you'll like the excellent l:j Ves Ht ous . JS Ill R 1 8 ll Se Susan Har well cards wen~ sent to mem~ ·~ natwn chaJrman. and Golda I . ~ a a : rv~c~. bers ot ihe auxJhary and Le- plant. material carefully for the I iJ & Mourning or Middleport, were ns, MarJorie c oonover. . !on st locatu;m to be used Mrs. Robselection, Stop in soon-decide what you want this yearl~ \¥ guests and Mrs Roush displayed I PledgPs were asstgned big g Pi po d for the I ert Snowden demonstrated an : IJ ~· . which the unit ~ill makl' Sisters mrludmg Rita Bell, Ina I • ans were rna. e arrangement using holly a n d ~ and use Elberfelds lay-A-Way Plan to hold your selection ~ MiddiPOOrf 't Jf~r~:oserviCt' bovs cunfmt•d to I Meadows, Lois Clelland. Betty I Chnstmas p~rhty whtthdalllt0 g~f~ ! Christmas baubles. · • t Rawlings Judy Crooks, Mary exchange wit t e a e f.1C A workshop on Christmas dee-~ until Christmas. • J' J 0boson 1wsp1 a 1s ' ed 1 Th be · Mike Shafer, 1m . 1 During the pnlgram hour two W1ley. Our1s Ewmg, Pat Hm- anoounc ater · . e mem rs orations was held with Mrs. 11 1 1 and Brul'e \\'a\ lace. studen "' a d b Marv dt• Carul.,·n Grueser Marilyn went to Jack's Dairy Bar for Charles Lewis guest demonstraHunt· art1cles were rea Y . 1• • ' • f II · th t LOCATED ON FRONT STREET Mar;,;hall Untversl Y m ~1 · d t 1de "The Pro W1secup Susan Harns Lo1s refreshments o owmg e tor who gave' many interestmg · w \ are spendmg I '' artm an an ar • • ' t' M Albert Roush and ' ! • • mgton ·a· h tected Soldier" was read b~ Moore · Rosetta Lisle, Billie mee mg rs demonstrations. · Spears· Hulh R1ffle Apr iI I Mrs. Dale Mourning went to Refreshments were served by ; tbe holiday •,wekend Y..tlh t etr l C N 1. 1· 2 DOORS BELOW COURT STREET parent~. ).1rs. Mar~~:~\~~~~, al~Iethe e~~~~ng~f the mecting iSmith.Marjorle Schoo~over Bel- Pom~roy for an auxiliary unit the hostess assisted by her dauand Mrs. J ~unes . ,, \1· , . ~lad course was served bv , sv Horkv. I meeting there where Mrs. ghters to the above and Mrs.[ l 'Mr. and Mrs. x~:~gll\ \\a <Jle ~ :h~ hostesse~. Rhoda Hacket~,j . Refreh.ments were . ~rved, by Roush. Rehabil\tatio~ , Cha~r- Harvey O'Dell. Mrs.. Bruce 11nd d;;~ughter, ' Y· . C 1. ; Fern Gilmore Peggy HarnsiSusie Grueser, MarJone Kee- man for the 8th district, d1s- May, Mrs. Fred Willlamson, \ I Ray Picken~ . Mar~_tta ·and Carrie Ne~tzling with Ft~r:1 i baugh, and Betty Rawlings. played articles needed by the Mrs. Howard Birchfield and le~ student, ts spen 1tn·g Dr Cheesebrew a contributing hosl"l The Christmas meeting will t veterans in the hospitals. Vernon Weber.. ltllltJI---IIIIIIIIII. .IIIIIIaaltllllltll). .ltltllltltltllllltllltltllaiiiiiiMIIMIIIIIIJIJNf-11 • t10 \idav with his parcn s. . . . . I' • · H. H.. Pickens . . ess. The . Thanksg1v mg theme !be held Tuesday, Dec. . ( 1r~t e ;.1n~ ~~~· the H.ev. and Mrs. was rarned out on the lable 1 Tuesday! at the gas offiee m • d~j.he Rev. Howard Ruppe it 1with red . t·over an.d eente~ed i Middleport. Pres~nt for the . nl the Thanksgiving holt- with a b~sket ot frutt w1th can- m('eting were Rtla BaH, Bar. bar a Betzmg ~pi' - h t he Rev · and Mrs ide!< on either s1de. Anne Chapman, dJ~' w1t ' · · _ . ' 1 · , Yount at Enon VaUt"y, ' Lots Clelland, Martha EschleJ p~'"';ea:· Newcastle. Imas, Doris Ewing, Carolyn GruThe Rev . and Mrs. George I . eser. Suste Grueser, Susan HarSiddail and childreo ?'Platts· . \rrs, BelsyHory, Shirley Hustoo burg h. OtHo. were 1 hanksg1v·1 f Mal'Jorl e Keebaugt:. Rosella Lismg [J,y guests of her parents, le, Arlene McDamel, ina MeaMr. and ~trs. P:JUl Smart and I Installation of ofticers wa s dows. Lois Moore. Sharlee New· tamily. I held when Chester Crangr met man. Betty Rawlings, Ruth Rifi>;ewman Burdettt, who is em- 1Tuesday e\'t'ning. fie . Ba11bara Biggs. April Smith. ployed in C~arleston, 'V!· .va. l Dule Kaul:t. ~orthy ~aster, i Billit' Jo Spea~s, Mary C. Wil· · spent the holt day w1th h1s. fam - i opened thr meeung _m :1tuahs· : ey, \llanlyn Wisecup. 1\y, Mrs. Burdette and daugh· tic form . A commumcaiJOn was . ters. Kellee and Tracy . read from. ~a tiona! Grange I Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lake, i Silver cert1f1eates and 25 year 1 West Jefferson . were hohday 1 pins were presented to Mr. and • guests of her sister, Mr. and , Mrs. Arthur Orr and Mr. and ! • • • , Mrs. Leo Kennedy and her dau- Mrs. Norman Ru"'. Umf 1 1 I The new worthy master. l n~ . i hter : Karen Gregg. ! 110ns were ma de to local Hobday guests of t\o r. an.d Harry Holler, was .mslalled by , uvna . . . Dull driving's110t only out; it's done forMrs. Alfred Roush were their Mr. Kantz and other oHicers I chan ty -~hnstmas prOJects by 1 ' finish'd !-when you swing away with Coronet iam1ly, Mr. and Mrs. Russ:ll i were installed hy Mr. RoHer ?~ A~~Jha~:. to ~eenet".~enn~tt l This is an all-new kind of Dodge, a new Roush and son. Eric, Oak Hill, and inc luded, George Genhei- 11uesday evemng at lh.e all, Mrs ' and Mr. ·and Mrs. Michael Cline mer' overseer ; Mrs. Arthur Albert Roush, presJdenl, was 'I kind of driving. The quality car in the '}ii§i;:~====-.., world of automotive&, The quality is I and son, Bobby, Allenville. ·Orr, lecturer; Hobart Newell. · m charge. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Covert I steward Elmer Newell assist. I Thanks you notes were read I roof-to-road deep. How can you and family, Belpre, were holi· 1ant steward Dale Kaut~. chap-! f~om the Veterans Hospital~ for tell? Just look at Corontt Drive i~ day dinner guests of her molh· ' lain and legislative agent Mrs gilts and money sent for b1rth· Cheek the5/50 warrantY" that er, Mrs. Lucille Mayes. ~ George Genheimer, trea su rer; i day observances and [rom could only go with a car Mr. <~nd Mrs. William Grue- l Mrs. P. F. Koblentz. secretary; members of the that's lletterensineered. ser and daughler, Debbie, Mr. Mrs. Hobart Newell, Ceres i legion who were So,c'mon.PrictCoronet and Mrs. Carl Brannon, Mrs. I Miss Jennifer Dean, lady assi~t- 1 One new member was tt' sa dealto Btl you Robert Rtl.wlings and so n, 1 ant steward : George Holter. ex· in, and not leave out Craig, Mrs Edgar Allensworth I ecutive commillee ; und Mrs. ~nd Mls~. Nma_ Russell are JOin· I Earl Dean, youth chairman. mg relatives m Columbus for Refreshments were donated I the Thanksgiving h_oliday. and served by the Ear\ Dean Mrs. Edward Sm1th and son, . family . The next meeting will I TONIGHT thru TUESDAY Walt Disney's Vaughan, Colum~s, have spent be Tuesday, nece·mber 28. and ''MARY POPPINS'' thf" past week With her J!•uents, there will be a Christmas par-' Mr. and Mrs. Arnold R1chards. ty and 50 cents gift exchange. (Tectmicolor) Holiday dinner guests of Mrs. Julie Andrew~. Dick Van E. M. Wood are her !on, Mr. DOWNIES ENTERTA.IN Oyke, David Tomlinson, Gly. and Mrs . C· H· Wood ' Ravens-- Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Downie nis Johns, Hermione Baddewood W y d h d ley, Ed Wynn · · a. an er augh- entertained with a Colorcartoon ~r. Mr. and Mrs. Don Graber, Thanksgiving at their Matinee Saturday & Sunday: Cleveland. l High St. Present were Mrs. 1::m P.M. lone show only). Mrs. Elroy Kaylor and chll- w. Bengel, Miss Vida Ihle, Char. Evenings ?:00 P.M. Except dren, Kathy and Jack, New Ha- les and AUe·n Downie and the Saturda~·. 6:30P.M. ver1. W. Va ., were holiday host and hostess. Admissiion: $1.00 & Me. ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dale l r===----====~ Walburn and family . Mrs. Ernest Hughes, has been confined to her home for an extended period follow- 1 Jng surgery, is able to be out with the ald of a cane. Mrs. Betty Cline of Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Marr and family, New Haven, W. Va. visited recently In Woods· field with the former' s mother Mra, Ada Ring . ' Mrs. George Boone of Hartlord, Conn, spent the Thanksilving holiday here with her son ' aad family, the Rev . and Mrs. Donald Boone and children. Holiday guests of Mr. and ' Mrs. Karl Owen include Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winebrenner, Colum- !I bua and Mr. and Mrs. Joho Bowman and daghter, Susan, Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. .lobn Goodrich, Dayton. Ross Wise is recuperating lrom recenl surgery at Baptist 1 Bospih!l In Miami, Fla. ,Mrs. Crary Davis, Sr. is vls· ltlog in Toledo, Ohio, with her • Low IR prico, but wilt!IIIJ ftt!urttl ~JeT- I daughter'in-law, Mrs. Crary Dalets you set exact dryinc minutea-118ACW No-Hell via, Jr. and children. I cyo;le is ideal tO< airinJL fluffing I ' • • "'LD CHESTNVT" I what story he would begin, he j Bridge exten~~o~.,.;!t th;ot~ The expression "old chest- always ended with one ubuul a ugara Rlv: Y t Fort Erie nut" sh!rted with the English farmer and cheslnuts. Ia I Buffalo, · i' O::U.r1o Can0 painter, Edward Abbey, who'l the province but of irtend· would be called upon to PEACE BRIDGE ada, and " a sym speak in public but, no matter I The International Peace ship betw:en t"_e ~~·tries. - ila.flllllltN....III'I-tn.•••m.fti:Urcft••••'~~~•cctteiiiC.'liCIIC:"ICWIMC-IIIIIItiCiftiH:If' Bazaar, Bake Sale Planned By Garden Club I SHOP IN ELBERFELDS TOYLAND WL XVII . SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1965 POMEROY·MIODlEPORT. OtliO NO. 187 FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS Memorial Hospital in 'Black' • With All Its Bills Paid Up THIS WEEK iI i proJ·I , I i J . Around And About II I 1 J. II 1 ::d. I I· ,;:e Mrs I L ELBERFELDS TOYLAND POMEROY __People of Meigs county have peded happens. you can look · er organizations and groupsing himself· have been order\0 pulled together nobly in SUJJ- to there being an expansion here I have provided cash gifts or ed by the board since last J& prt of eveterans Memorial hos- soon.'' made donations of needed equip- 1). pital, making it .a going con· Mr. Rideout emphasized: ment and supplies. . "I cannot say too strongly "This is on€ of the finest - Total patient day!l wp cern with all bills paid up in full , Admini strator Charles that this is U1e people's hospital, besl-equipped and most mod: 10,643, including 1,497 lnpallmll Rideout. said Friday. I owned by everyone and ror the ern small hospitals in Ohio," and 2,309 outpattents. Rtdeout was making an in- use of everyone." Mr. Rideout said. In answer to a question, hi formal r<'port of the first 10 He added, ''The hospital is He listed these other 10 • said Columbus Hospital Fedelmonths of 1965 hospital business governed by a non-profit eorpor- month activity data : ation figures for 1964 show~ ot the Middleport-Pomeroy Ro- ation responsible to the com· - Cost of operation per day people of Meigs county went out. ta ry du b which held its re!lu- munity to provide the best pos-lof 46 beds ([our added recently side the runty for huspitol c::art' Jar meeting in the hospital cafe-- sible m~dicol care and servic· by conversion of a conference I than obtained such care lnsldl teri a. The meeting was arrang- es.'' room, is $922·77, or $24.40 per the county. He predkted the r. ed by Rotarian and hospital lle praised the work of the day per bed. port for lii6S will reverse IIIII Chief or Slal'f Dr. R. R. Pickens. auxiiary and candystripcrs who, - Payroll cost per day is figure by a wide margin. Pointing to a 102.9 per cent he estimated, "provide upwards $466.94 (and still grossly under· Rotary President John Wlflo occupanry in October· Mr. Ride-- of $400 to $500 worth in services paid. he said. although two ner presided over a brief built out predicted. "If nothing unex- per month." He said many oth· employe increases, not includ- ness meeting before the :1ntroo duction of Mr. Rideout by Dr, TURNS ON LIGHTS - Middleport Mayor Lee Smith, center, has. plenty of help _officially. turning on t~e Chris•as lights in Middleport Friday. He is assisted by the homecommg queens of SIX arrea h1gh sc hools. Pic- 1 tured, 1. to r., are Roberta Trussell, Eastern; Bobb1 Jones, Wahama; Debbie Matthews, Kyger Creek; Mayor , 1 Smith, Linda Lathey, Rutland; Janice Neece, Pomeroy, and Sandrra Hollinshed, Middleport.--Sentinel Photo. • 1 Large Turnout is on Hand For Parade in Middleport J>ul\~vinl iS, Harry Holter Is Installed G M range aS e.f j A large turnout of Meigs area residents were on hand Friday afternoon for the parade in Middleport, sponsored by the retail merchants. Highlighting the parade, as usual during the Christmas season, was the appearance or Santa Claus who had loads ol candy for the kids. ~--- - - · - - - :band, homecoming queen and I Members ol the_ Middleport; attendants: Kyger Creek homeMerchants AssocJa~IOn comm1t-1roming queen and attendants; tee expressed thetr thanks to: the E'astern High School Band, everyone who tume~ ~ut for the 1 homecomins quetn and attend~ parade, all the. partiCipants and ;ants , and the Meigs County Ri11· oihe~ ,, _who ,h~\QedSpecial I ing elub, t,hanfii • - · lhen~e Royal l ----Crown ~tiling Co. fO< providing parade participants wllh refreshments after lhe event l Local Charl.fl'es Are Aided by Aux1l1ary ·I (·....;,_,..... I a the \VORLr • No-stoop lint screen Is right on the dO<ll'! Size 121/t fo 10 Sl99 pr. I • Gentle Flowing Heat pampers your fabrics! 0 ' 81..k lrown Roush's Shoe Store Mlclcllaport 95 y Ntw lflhllr COler Porcelain Enamel drum. BAKER FURNUURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' R. H. MILL & SECOND STREETS • ~ f(.£ t announced the club's Christmas party will be held Dec. 9 at the Middfe. :: I mittee including Wendell Gor· The Pomeroy merchants Q<.ld tor Company, Pomeroy Flower ' Grocery, Ohio Valley Plumbing ! lach and_ Richard Rawling-s· '&a Star Cash Christmas Gi ve • A- Shop, Kan· & Van Zandt Motor & Heating ,Downie ~ Gross . ~ arrang~ Jt. .. way is underway with a long Sales, Pomeroy Sum>eo Slation, Arnold Bros., Ash land Oil & Raw!mgs also Wilt head I · 1i_s1 or participating business Barnitz Market, Wilson's Laun- Refining co. i comm1ttee to plan a panca~t flTms. 1 dromat , Kroger's, Meigs EquipOther promolion spon sor~ ttre and sausage supper probably ID . . I menl Co. A. D. Weed & Sons, Duds & 1 January, Bernard V. Full! aad Drawmgs for the Chnstmas G & J Auto P· I Co Tb S d R0 b' ' L d D I Dr Pickens will assist him Cive·Awa · will be held on Dec ar s ·· e u s. mson s aun ry, a- 1 · · · Fabric Shop, Gilmore's Supply vis-Warner Jnsuranee, and Ew- . J . H. Grate, the only rema1Do 3 10 1 8 nd 23 d p • ·! omer~r. Store, Sugar Run Mills, Gibbs ing Funeral Home. mg cha rter n:ember of.the club, mere tants pro'!lo 10n C?mml ----1 offered tht- highest pra1se to tiM te!'e memb:rs sat~ $UOO m cash people who made lhe memor. ~wards will be gJven .away durial hospital the ··nne institution mg the four-week perwd. it l'i" He also ofrered a tribute It was also announced today · to the late Bob Coats who, next thllt Santa Claus will make his ' to him. had been the "second first appearance in Pomeroy's (;~ oldest in membership'' In the downtown business section next .. -· club. That manlle now falls on $Jilunjay. The Ume aDd place · · Emmet Shuler, Mr. Grate said. of his arrival will bio announeed ·· I He said Mr. Coats was a "true next week. 1 Rotarian," devoting his perSOD' SAIGON IUPfl - American jets struck within 22 miles al and business life lo servi"" Participating merrhanl., In- or Hanol today and smashed a major support base for above self. the Rolary motto. Ill elude : I Cornmun1st ant~-an·craft mtssiles, a lJ .S. Air Force spokrs- led a silent prayer period, then ~ssle~ Jewelry Shop, E:x- 1man ann?unced. . orfered a prayer for Mr. Coati. celswr 011 .co., ~rav~ly Trac~h~ ra1d was. a.1med at suppressing the complex of ; Guests introduced wer-e Dr. tor Sales, R1zer 011 Company, a~ti-a1rcraft mJ~SJle s .sup- I- - ~ --- -· Harold Brm\<-n· Claren<'e 1ltomp.. Pomeroy Cement Block Co. phed by. t~e Sov1et Umon. Dong Em missile support Ison, George Dallas, and Mr. ~ark Town & Country, , The m~ss1le bases, most of facilities 22 miles southwest or Rideout. Blaettnar Auto Company, Kap- the mobile, are concentrated , Hanoi. The spokesman said the ----pte. Service Sta~10n, . Bower_'s ~round the ar~s of Hanoi and 1p!anPs dropped 5i tons of i Dr,tve--ln, FranclS Flonst. Ball- Its port of Ha1phong and h~ve · bombs, destroying 17 buildings ey s Restaurant, Hartley & Ben- taken a toll of U. S. Jets and damaging three more. nett, Stark's Pharmacy. venturing too close to these The Air Force FJ05 Thuno 1 K & c Jewelry, Ben Fran~lin major Re_d strongholds. I derchiefs ran into moderate Store, New York Clothmg The ra1d was announced as flak but no missiles as thev ; House. L & z Shop, Swisher & an estimated 1,000 Commumsll swept down on lhe targel. Ail Lohse Drugs, Elberfeld's, Chap- guerrillas attacked South Viet- or them got safely awa"y after I ~~n-Canaday Shoes, Marguer- name~e tr~ps and their llheir bomb runs · the spokes. Jte s Shoe Shop, Blue & Gray , Amencan adv1sers on a french - man said. Me1gs County Sheriff Robert Restaurant, Wehrung's S~ake o~ned rubber plantation 40I Dong Em wa s hil and heavily I C. Hartenbach, with Bureau of ~hop, Farmers Bunk & Savmgs miles northwest of Saigon. , damaged Nov. 1. II is the Crimmat lnvesiigatioo Ageol Co:, Pomeroy National Bank, Several U.S. advisers were · closest target. to Hanoi lo be William Maxey, ls investigatSt1ffler's Red Anchor .Stor;. k11led. 1bombed by American aircraft. ing the breaking and eotertna Ebersbach Hardware, S1mon s 1t was the second time 1Pickup 3rd pgh : The Vietna- and destruetion in a Five Pointa Market. American planes had hit the I mese home today. Moore's Store, Pomeroy Mo- ------ - - - - -It was reported the residence r· Jets smash Base 1 1 'i ..<! ,~ ,..; King Named by SaJisbury Schoo} Board ' "~7~~~AN ~~;~ ,~~~~, ""'' .MIDDLII'ORT, 0. • pfObe Entry 0£ Horne ID FI"ve Poi"nts Mrs. Cowd;yOf Long B0 Ifom Dies Friday :~~::~!:~i~ c~~~:, Miscellaneous 48 Total 399 T · 1 ·t d wo price.., manuscnp s an a crown stolen ),riday ia I daring raid UD lhe Vatican Ubrary baw been found ia a field ne:lr Rome, police reported today. Tbere were un1 damaged and in good condi· William King, a member of 1 tton. the Salisbury Local School Dis-· Pope Paul VI, reported trict for the past two years, was ; distressed by the theft. was unanimously nominated as that I immediately informed of their district's repr~senttttive ?" 1 recovery. th_e new co~~Idated ~chool dis" -· tr1ct when 1t·1s orgamzed early ]l{l"'_.. -,.",..._, ,-., -,_,'<":~dtM:~"II'~zrq next year. Three More Die Driver Charged After Accl'denl I 1 0:::" :.OY ..,;-da SONS. CO. I ~ ~~€~o~?.g~~~~~~~ t. d · th Th~-"~ .. day reversed an earlier order I me unng • ~IIVIIII and said state liquor stores holiday period. will he opened OD Christmao The Simons returned Friday California, the most populous Eve and New Year's E~·e. Pomeroy Police arrested a , afternoon and found their ranch state, led with 'J/1 traffic deaths Cook had planned 1o close motorist on two charges after style home had ,been ranaackreported. Tepo was next witb the stores on the holiday eves an accidental l2 :58 a.m. today ed. The Sheriffs Departmeol 1J reported and Ohio was third in accordance witla 8 recently on west Main-st. was Immediately called. The with 2.1 traffic deaths. New York Mrs. Marion C· (Dorothy) approved state law. .. . __ . i . . . sheriff said there was consider. State had· 15 reported traffic ~wdry, 57, or Long Bottom Cook decided, however, the ~~~!Jce sa1d a _car dnv~n by able damage to furniture and TORNADOES, DAMAGING fatalities and Missouri had 13. dllo1ed .Fiar 1d~y eGve n_mg at fHtolzer l closing would represent •an lm- \\tlha~ 1\kH<~ffJe, 40. Railroad- other personal effects in the windstorm!, hall and rain rak- New tragedies added to the sp1 m a11ipo 11s a er 8 1 pairment -or publ' . ,. st, Middleport, traveling east home _ 1 ed seven Midwestern states late toll. Four children, aged. 3 lengthy illness. He said tbt lawlc :., I in front of Lhe Genera~ l'~le-- ' It had not been determined Friday. uight in a massive storm months. to 18 years .old, died S~ was born near Tuppers language to ovide for e:~ce phone Company of Oh10 ofhce, late this morning what, if IDY· measuriOI almost l,W> miles when fJre swept their Lafay· Plams, the daughter of the late tion . . pr p- I went out of control and hit a thing , had been taken from tbe IC!'OSS. ette Ind .. home, One pen!On Clyde and Lola Baker Ce~idweiL T:e dir~ctor .;ald, itqu;,.,tore l wesl-hound alllomobiie driven home. The Simons are owners was kl)]ed and 10 were injured . , • ' Mr~. Cowdry was also preced- employes will receh:e over. by David H. Z1rkle, 802 W.\ of a market and sboe store 1a Many !ann buildings were in violent sl0111ll1 which raked The actton nominating King, I De~lh ToJIJs 10 ed m death by a son, Robert time a fo b rked Main-st, Pomeroy. Pomeroy. 00 damaged, a hospllai was WI- the Midwest during the night • B_radbury restdenl, was taken , KEOKUK, Iowa 1UPIJ - The Surviving are her husband, the ":n wo . ----roofed, and lelephone and po- Three new deaths raised the dur~ng a special meetmg of the ' death toll In the Keokuk Marion C., of Long Bottom ; Y, There were medmm damage ARREST MADE wet Jinea were downed. No toll in the Thanksgiving eve Sa!lsbury Local School Board I armory explosion rose to 10 two children, .Mary linn Trus· ~"!lfoil'~l<!::reiiw'r:~,~~r!~""";·~·'~"'"~' l ~ . both . cars, b~t no ~p~arent The Meigs County Sherlfra death!:; and lew Injuries were uplosion at a Keokuk, Iowa, Friday night lloday as lbree more . persons sell of Reedsville RI'D and Veterans Memorial Hospital ~n~~I:~ ~~H~~e was J&ll~_on Department arrested Homer reported, largely because the armo'!' to 10. A s~uare dance King. Is the third person nom- succumbed lo bu~ns; Ron Cowdry: Lo~g Bottom two Admissions - Nancy Watson, wiO:ut rator~s ~~:en~tvt~~ Steven Hill, Minenvil!e, oo 1ft storm by-passed many urban wss m progress when the inaled for appointment lo the i Two. oi. the vtctlms of the SISters. MaJUne Chapman, Tup- Tuppers Plains; Mrs. James , ope , , , assault and battery charge Frlareaa. II •buck aerO.. illinniJ, ·building blew up. new oonsolidated school board.i Thanksglvmg eve tragedy were pers Plams, and Pauletta Dean, Brewer, Middleport; Evelyn w~s being held m Mergs County day. Hill is scheduled to IPIIOIJr Indiana• Missouri, ArkA!ISIII, . CaUfornla paced the dealh Hiram Slawter has been nmi- ' ldenllfied as Carl Goodrich of Cleveland; three brothers, How- Bentz, Minersville; Mary )all today pending a hearmg be- in Meigs County Court. . Kentucky, Tennessee and Oblo. count with 'Z1 tralllc fatalities. naled from Northwestern and .Carthage, IlL, who d1ed early ard C, and Ceeil, buth of near Brewer, Middleport; Evelyn fore Pomeroy Mayor Charles · n.er, were 24 In Texas 22 in Rl ha d J f p 1today at Umverstty Hospital in Tuppers Plains and Garland, Wond Pomeroy Legar. ones rom omeroy jl c· dM M 't Ch RFD ' , . . c r CAPE KENNEDY THE GE. Oblo, 15 In both florida ~d Exempted Village, , owa lty, an rs, arguen e ester , DIO<herg.. -Timothy Work- , mlnl 7 spaceship today was put New York State, and 13 each m . DaviS of Keokuk who died Mrs. Cowdry was a member man, Rutland; Jeffrey Work·' McCOOL IN ARMY lhroush an importaDt dry nm Mlehisao, Missouri and Penn- Bedford Local and Middle_. Friday mght in Graham of the 'llethodiSt Ch~rch of Long man, Rutland. Cincinnati Reds' pitcher Bill - that It milo! pass to be cleared sylvanla. port Exempted VIllage School, Hospital here· , Bottom where servtces wtll be Blrlba - Mr. and M r •· McCool has entered the U.S. District have not made their ' The name of the third victim conducted Monday at _2 p.m. James Bentz, Minersville, a son. Army and is currently underlor laWich next Saturday on a rttord tWl)-weel! orbllal voyaao. WEATHER nomlnalllll!l, was Withheld. . ~Y Rev. Freeland NorriS. Burgoing basic training, He ex'111e rehearsal belin at 7:30 Cloudy windy ud colder t. The Salisbury buard· alw by Seven persone died In the 1&1 Will be in lhe Tuppers Plains pects to be released from 1m EST and 41 mtnale8 later day oeCIIlollll IDOW Our- a unanimous vole, agreed that \ Wednesday night blast which Cemelery. , . active ~oty in time for the start AJtro uts Ed d riel -·"''- ...... te tu Ithe new board is to be organiz- occurred during _a square The body will remain. at the The Christi811S who Nero ae- of th~ 1!166 baseball season next e P. na war - • - - . mpera tMany victimS were Arbm:gh Funeral Home m Tup. eust<l of burning Rome were A ril 1 dance. White aad Mtchaol Colltna, wear- 01 falllq lalo tower Ply by late ed by Jan· I 80 that state_ mon- trapped when the roof collapsed pers Plains until time of •erv- martyt•ed on Vatican Hill, the p · lltlllna IPIC08uits, enterad the""-'- .l'lltlaldolrlllt IGIIdt lei can be IIOIIIhl immediately. on a roomful of dancers. ices. Friends may 'call anytime, oite oflhe present Vatican City, llflleeerall, Oflldall reported IIMflld, -*'1 dlady eiRAt least 23 persoos remained . TSU BOWL BOUND that lhe early stages of the 1'lilt fll'wiJ illmllloldq RINK OL(lSING ' in critical condition toda1 In Meigs General Hospital MARRIAGE APPUCATION MURFI\EESBORO, Ten n, tone test Wert &Dilla well, bul ..... I h• - . 11111'111 •s- Thl flkate.Away Roller Rink area hospitals. Four of them, In Admissions - William Buck- Edward William Durst, 18, UP!) -Uabeaten Tenni!!ISI!e !be lllllll outeonlo ot the drill en. IIIA.,...,.,Itw Ia Ill. near Chester, will be closed I Mercy Hospital at Burlinllon, ley, Middleport. Belvedere, HI., lllboter and State has accepted a bid Ill 'WM not expede4 to be kilolltl 8oalllly ......,. ellady 1111:111 until llirq)er J!lllke, due lo a Iowa, were listed at "very DlJCblll'lfl - Charles HaD, Ruth EDell Reed, 11, Ylddle- pky In the Grantland Rice l(laQiDuld 811 PIII -I) lillll!l1r-......, ..... dtllb Ill llll"famlly. IerUlcal." · Rutland. IOrt lloWIIiert Dee. 1L LASVEGAS, NEV. FUNERAL services were pending today for cowboy star William tWiid Bill) Elliott, one of Hollywood's top money makers in the I940"s, Eiiott died of cancer al his home here Friday at the age of 61. ,, I H.aDOI• ose to least 305 persons killed in trafDRAWS TICKET Middleport Mayor Lee Smith ~ic &ccidenls since the long hoi- draws one of the winning ducats m the town's Christmas lday weekend began at 6 p.m. Gift-A-Rama after the parade through town Friday after(local time) Wednesda~. ~e 1 noon. Hundreds of people lined the streets to see the death count ends at midnight ! parade. No purchases are necessary to parlidpate in the , Sunday. The breakdown, arawings.- Sentinel Photo, 3 --I GIRLS LOAFERS I ' t In Dryer JOU can buy! 1 ' A United Press International count at8 a.m. (EST) showed at Lowest priced FRIGIDAIRE 1 .:., ,. The parade line-up indude l the Middleporl Police Depart-'[ ment cruiser, the Middleport E-R Squad. Middleport Fire ~ pariment trucks, the Middleport ' Htgh School ll"and, Middleport Homecoming queen and attendanls, the Rulland Homecoming queen and attendants, Pome- By United Press IDiemational roy High School band, Pomery The Thanksgiving holiday Homecoming queen and attend- traffic death toll climbed ants, Wahama High School sharply today with the heavy increase in weekend traffic. se• , . • • • • • • • •. . vere weather throughout much of the Midwest increased the likelihood that a record high death loll would be set I I $1,800 to be Given A wav Pi~:;ns~ern"' J B p B • y omeroy ustnessmen r;:,~n~::men::r~.=~~\ l Deathcount Up Sharply On Highways f MEIGS THEATRE I I wttl k ku ·- I > ' �I t 1 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepo~_.o., Nov. 27, 1965 20,000 March l'- ,.. ~1 Sentinel. ro.-oy-Midl!lepcrt,_o., No.. 2'!!_~~~3 ~1yo's • 1 .,.,.;; Goal " At 0:02 Nips HT Wildcats Dies Friday Funeral aervices for Dennlt P Korr, 17. Rt. 1 Racine, who passed away Friday at Veter· em Memorial Hospital, will be held Monday a! 2 p m. a! Ew· ing'1 Funeral Home in Pomeroy. Mr. Karr died ot bronchial pneumonia. He we~A preceded Jn death by his parents, Mr. and Mn> Peter U. Karr and one ~~~ter, Mrs. George Beegle. The decea11ed wall a car~n­ tor by trade and belofl8ed to Carpenter'• Local 200 of Co-i lumbwt Draft War Begins Today For Pro Football Talent I Sun·ivins are hlJ wife, Lethree daughters, Ruth Se1· lrrs. Portland. and Kathryn Hen- lah; River oews dricks and June Karr. both of i Columbus three D,snoeinnos Karr, Jr. and Robert Karr, both · By JEFF MYERS fullback Jim Grabomld of 1 NEW YORK iUPII - The , lllinois, Michigan tackle BiD American Bnd National Foot- Yatrby , Oklahoma linebfiC"kt!l' ball leagues. skirmishing ver- ! Carl McAdams, Texas Unr/·k~ bally for the past month, break er Tommy Nobis. Bucknell 8Kf out the heavy artillery today in Tom Mitchell, Iowa guard !Ohn their mulli-million-dollar draft- Niland and soccer·style placeing war for the nation's top kicker Charlie Gogolak of collegiate football talent, with Princeton. linemen expected to be the I Pro scouts reportedly are not G7 Elyria 64 North Olmsted 35 prime targets, high on Heisman Tropby Wkklilfe 61 Orange 53 The rival leagues are holding • winner Mike Garrell, of USC. Twinsburs 78 Southeast 37 oimultaneous-bu t oeparale- ~>nd Howard Twilley, the lop Mayfield 54 Solon 51 drafts during which 310 college Iscorer in the country !rom Conneaut 57 Girard 30 standout! will be tapped and 1Tul sa. Both are consider.ed too 4S Amherst 61 Clearview 5& subsequently battled for by , sma!i tu. the rigors or pro H .1 each Ieage, with money and football. uron 71 Ml an 41 Obertio the possibility or six-~i~ure , Choosin~ af~~ Atlanta ID the 56 Cl vel od Kenoed 51 contracts used as amrnumhon. NFL e~re un order) Los e a Y This year the enmphasis is on Angeles , Pitliburgh, Philadel-Brunswick 50 Buckeye 31 linemen, but don'! be surprised phia, Dallas. Washington, Min· 38 Berlin Helgllts ·35 Firelands l'l lif the No. 1 draf! pick by each l nesota. Detroit, New York, SaD Nordonia 71 league turns out to be a , Francisco. Chicago. Green Bay, Cleveland Lutheran East 18 quarterback 1Cleveland and Baltimore. In the Cleveland St. Edward 103 Rick Norton, the flame- , AFL, Boston follows Miami, Padua 77 throwing passer from Ken-! with Denver, Houston, New ·lucky, is expected to be the top ' York, Kansas Clty, Oakland, Lorain 59 Avon Lakt 50 draft choice of both the NFL's San Diego and Buffalo picl<lng Akron Central 71 new Atlanta Falcons and the in that order. A team's poslllou Cleveland St. Joseph 18 AFL's fledglifl8 Miami Dol· in the current standinga decJcl. Sondusy 56 Bucyrua 48 phins. ed its reotation number wtt1t 110 Shelby 47 Other stars expected to be clubs flipping a coin to ~ 8 Clearlork 69 MI. Gilead 29 grabbed early ID the draft are ,tie for tho drnft. ol Columbus. and John Karr, : F.ne. Pa. 2l grandchildren and i three ~reat grandchildren, and : ~ sister. Selle Theiss, Racme . Friends may call anytime at ' the fu neral home. Burial will l bt' m the Greenwood Cemetery <~1 H.acine. 1 Nitoklaus Take~ _. ·~ o HI.. .,...,..,] Basketball Teeumaeh 110 Vandalia Buller 57 Cleveland St. Ignatius Lea• I m Ca JUR Meet By Untied Press lntern•tloual Eaton 68 WHAT IS THE TRUTH .. , Euclid 61 Brush 49 LAFAYEITE. La . <UP!) - ColumbliS West !16 Newark i Middletown Fenwlc 50 Lakewood 62 Oh10an Jack Nicklaus took _ 1 Big Walnut 76 Olenlafl8 f4 ·St. Marys 75 Greenville 59 Cleveland Heights tl 39 one-sdtroke lead mlu l~e third Columbus North Y Springboro 65 F'ranlin 45 East Cleveland Shaw 78 67 r~un of the $32.000 Cajun OasMechanicsburg 62 Parma s1r Golf Tournament today Columbus South Louan Hills 51 Shaker HeiahtJ 81) Th e Coum I bus. Oh'10. cont flu:b Eastwood 73 WauS<On 68 I Parma Valley " , West Liberty Salem' 60 Forse 65 tion to professional golf Lake 48 Northwood 4-7 (ot) fi' 1 Bedford Salem Ll.l>"" 42 40 1 Fostoria St. Wendelin 71 . Yellow Springs 45 C~~r~~~ Garfield Heights 53 The anawer to thi1 question ph11 ca~e an erratic driver to Grand Rapid< 43 F rt R . Cleveland St. Stanlslaus many more important facti cau a live-under par 67 Friday bl ~hovery 5 ~ A;,soma 45 Maple Heights 49 be found in the revealing new finish Wilh a 136 total halfway North Baltimore 44 Otsego 31 Bowling Green 77 Napoleon 61 Be~he~ 78 a;nee .11 rcanum Chagrin Fall! hooklet, '"!'he Truth About Nerve through the tournament. 64 Deafness." Write, phone or visit One stroke behind golf's lead· Anthony Wayno 45 Crd lie ersa! es Medina 73 Weliifl8lon 54 1 w today for your FREE copy. lng money winner were Babe Perrysburg ersvi 74 There ia no obligation. Hiskey and Bert Weaver Both Cleveland Lincoln 75 . ~aoneta St Joseph carded 69s Friday. Cleveland Holy Name Manon L<>cal 63 MIDSter 62 Nicklaus lour times drove Vermilion 51i Brookside 45 Sidney Holy Angels 00 to traps bu teach lime Ayersville fKl Fairview 50 . New Knoxville ..........,1 with strong tO tron shots Archbold 74 Liberty Center 52 Franklm • Monroe 69 blast within three feet of Hilltop 68 Hicksville 6l! Twm Valley North t14 pin. He carded six birdies Leipsic 11 j Monroe 53 barely missed on a !I)-foot Delphos Jefferson 5/i l New_ Paris- Jefferson 5li putt on the 11th bole. A Lima Bath 70 New Mad'"'" 56 Wesimont » LY 3-4550 245 E. State St. Athens putt on lhe 13th rimmed Ottawa-Glandorf 66 Newton 78 Gettysburg 44 Eastern High !<hool warmed 51 49 Columbus Central 67 Mason Lebanon Bgainst Iough Glouster ~~========~ Teays Valley tM Reading 62 Lillie Miami 81 night - losing 41·11 in a Columbus Brookhaven 55 Spnngfleld Shawnee 59 preview - for Coumbus Watterson 51 . . Northeastern 54 tonight a! home ag•linst jl Middletown 84 Fmdlay 75 DefJance 51 foe Southwestern. Columbus Walnut Ridge 4t Parway 56 Paulding 48 At York, where the Whitehall 71 Reynoldsburg 65 Marion l.o<aJ 63 Mina!er 62 was held, Charles Mansfield St. Peter 68 Kalida 86 Hamler 59 with 7 points while Sle•,ell Delaware Hayes 51 Columbus Grove 110 had 6 and Charles Eicll- 11 Hilliard 00 Franklin Heights Cory • Rawson . Russell was le hottest USE OUR Columbua St. Mary 110 Lim• C. C. 87 Ehda 61 shooter with 14 points. LAY-AWAY PLAN Columbuo Rosary 43 Luna Shawnee 9> Other Preview resulll we~re l l Upper Arlington 42 Bellefontaina 73 Roseville's ~22 vlcliOrV Only $1.80 Dowo onrt Poy Gahanna 40 Van Buren 110 McComb 43 and McArthur def,,aleid 1111nc1 Lay Away Pleasant View 70 Hopewell - Loudon 60 Vanlue 41 Malta-McConnelsville, ICOrt Grandview 52 Marielta St. Mary 78 reported. all rou wont lor ontr $1.00. CllDBI Winch"'ter 79 New Lexington St. Aoysius Groveport U Lancaster 57 Riverview 53 HAM SHOOT West Jefferson 57 46 Mathews 42 At Club HOUH On Ribbon Tiel, lows, F1ncy GIFT Columbus Ready 56 . 42 Salem 40 Papen, Gift BoKtt, Evtrythlne Snowball Hill Chillicothe 81 Circleville ii'J BriStol 63 Lordotown 80 For Your Wrapping N.... WRAPPINGS Centerburg 52 C8rdlfl8tlm 49 Newlun Falls 75 Sundey Nov. 281h, Frankfort Adena tM West Branch !16 ITARTINO AT NOON Our Toyt, Dolls, Pluth Amanda Clearcreek 54 Mercer 107 Laurel 50 CHRISTMAS CARDS Set Anlmalt, Mll\tery ToYt lilld Clearfork 69 MI. Gilead 27 Lehman 42 !Thoro Will Bo AW!ld-~ Evllrythlng For The Klddlft Boxed C•,. All Prices Lancaster 57 Rlvervlew 53 East Canton 24 l__£___oon Hunt on D•. 3 · Spoclot Tlllo Cordo 5c "" AI Low - Low Prlcttl Portsmouth 84 Hillsboro 65 Perry 44 Dover 24 Marion Catholic fr1 Cleveland John Marshall 47 MEIGS COUNTY COON River Valley 5 Cleveland Rhodes 41 Chrisl11111 Decorations HUNTERS ASSOCIATION Scotch Pine Tree• SIJeridaJl 68 Cleveland West 69 Troo Light Solo Ufelike 1fMD - can be Stzo C-6 _ _ _ 69.: Ml The Plains (Athens) 17 U&ed time and aa:ain. East Clinton 83 4 ft.--$6.99 7 fl~l4.99 lnd• ..nctont Light Solo The Plains (MI. Sterling) 71 Slzos C-71'1 _ l9o 881 Millersport 84 Lakewood 55 C-6 Troo Lltoo _ 4 lor 2fo Minford 65 Green 48 Polnaetta Gara.nck Portsmouth Notre Damt 15 12Feet-79t C-71'1 Troo LHoo • 4 lor 49c Piketon Holly & Bell Garlandl Wynford 70 Col01181 Crawford 12 FMI-69c Snow lpr•ry _ 59c-69c An Dayton Alter t7 Dayton Oakwood Novtlty Nativity Sets Gold & Sllvv Deeorotw Dayton Falrlllew 72 tile- 39c PAINT ... 791 Springfield Noi1h MEMBER 01' MIDDLEPORT MERCHANTS 01\yton Palter!OII fK) . DaytoD Northridge SeeThe CHRISTMAS GIFT-A-lAMA Dayton Wilbur Wright 74 Full Unt Northmont Ask For A p,.. Ticket- You May Xenia Wllaou a At •• ., A Luoky Wiruter- Drawings Hold WHkly Dayton 8llvera . ~en Haven I Obl . ABOUT NERVE DEAFNESS? r:: Eag}es Drop Warmup Test In Prevt"ew ~~!.~e Diles Radioear Co. II L....... OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9:00 _EI_be_rf_e_ld_s_3_rd_FI_oo_r_F_u_rn_it_ur_e_D_e..:...p_t•.-Jj ._I DINETTE FURNITURE 691r-======""'""'"' I ,.,..,..,...., II The Rawlings-Coati Funeral Home of Middleport will continue operation under the aame n~m• and under the management of Mrl. Edna Maxine Coats with James Slmpton 11 Funeral Oireetor. Mrs. Coats wlahes to thank the public for its past patronage end expects to offer the same highly qualified servloes In tho future 11 in the pest. I RAWLINGS.COATS FUNERAL HOME MIDDLIPORT, I . .. - ~ . . . .. ------·"" .-, -· - ' o. YOU MEET THE HICEST PEOPLE ON A r trns ..._.. HONDA a. .RALL'S BEN .FRANKLIN --------------.J MIDDLEPORT, 0. Sprlajlield Iouth 84 Da'="SteStbbnsebbm•ll P'lllrbom 'IS West Milton 56 Weal Carrollton 80 W&YJ!IIiO Xelda 8l <lrMYllw /It Cyc'la Sales Sets In chtome; bronr.. golctfone and wood finishes. Ch001e from 4 piece, 5 pi-, 7 piece and 9 piece sets. Round t• bles, rectangular tables and drop leaf tables. Elberfelds 3rd Floor Pomeroy �. . . . .. ~ • ' ~ . .. .•' ' • . . ... ' . ' . . ' . . .. ' . ,.. ,.. ..... . ,_., ·" •" ' '" ·' ·•··· .... ··· ··"· 1 \' 1 Z5Seuionof j SANTA SAYS: SHOP AT TINY'S "Sure SPECIAL I ''• /RENEGADE$ BICYCLES Feed-Seed Ferti~zer. Farm Supplies REG. PRICE $48.50 V- R- R0 0 M TRUCKS Sugar Run Flour Mills Phone WY·2·211!1 Mulberry Ave, .44 \~ Pomeroy, Ohio '. CEMENT MIXER MONEY SAVERS .88 $ PLAY DOH SET OF REG. $J2·00 3 BOXES GENERAL ELECTRIC .. Mro. Pearl Wltllams Stop in and order now for pre-Christmas delivery! CHEST REG. $1.98- 1.0 LIGHTS FREEZER Now Is The Time To Stock Up On Unlco 28ar.ft. IGITAI&I IIIEI • Latex Wall Decoration ••• 1he mott btlutiful Will Htkaround evtr crnttd. B~causelt is completely rtat. the r1ch color pi1ment1 radiate a new dimension in tu.11urious depth personalized custom colors. \ in hundr.cll of luco·Luxury Is prtctlcslly odorleu. drill In mlnu~lps onto your w1ll1 with 1 newly rel..ltd freldom by brush or roller. Of couru, your equipmtnt rinsu clun in Wltlr. More import1nt- ont cOlt covers. Yn, LucO·I.U.IIuty Swni· Gbst comes in mttc:hlfll colora tor your woodworll. fOr your eeillnp7 UN luco-Luxul)' lJLTRAWHITE, the only white termed "perfect" tor on•coat hidina. Complete Farm Financing with inttrmtdlate term loans <1. ~' luco-luxury il productd by 113-yHr old John LucQ. encl $6.49 '"ptdtd per e:allon Company, America's producar a1 qutllty ptint products. If you love your home you'll tlkt tddlll prklt In your Luco-Luxury decoration. FEEDER & BREEDER I. ~>.,(9, LIVESTOCK 0~~ PIID RVAIRI eooand 011 LABOR PIRTILIZER liED Interest and Tax11 Ctlh Llvlne lxpennt Other Farm Optr1tine ·-· POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY "THE DEPARTMENT STORE OF BUILDING SINCE 1915" PAINT DEPT. PHONE WY 2·3679 '-.c ~·····•· . .,.,.... INSURANCI Llvllteelc 'vrc111111, HouHhold Equipment, ltflnenclnt O.t1 ....... ...... -7 " Nl/1 LOliiiOIIEI $114.110 $111.00 112 en $1lt.OG Ill $285.10 $ 1.711 $11.211 $10JII C•plttllnvett•nte lx,.._. PAYWHandSAVEMONEY Ask llloul our budpt IHM. Up q 7 yan '- JACKSON PRODUOION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Mldlrn Credit fer Maclern fomlll'l Charla Dlx. AIMno.Molll Counly Manapr 114M......, ,._., Coli WY SiaJt Ia ,_NY •• LY S.1612 hi Alhefto $1.115 FOR POMEROY .l•ck W. Clruy, Mgr. Phone WY 2·2181 Servin1 Melp, Malon & Chilli Countf11, A Go14 Stor Store - Roaltttr for Pno , _ . , Chlillml1 Otv.way . •• • . . ,., • '· • .. . 1.· • • "l~ " ' 1,.. • • .... • '\.. •; '1,:. ;, • • • • EXCHANGE GIFTS FRICTION TOYS FOR CHILDREN SALE ON CANDY CHOCOLATE DROPS c $1.00 GUM DROPS ORANGE EACH J 1.00 NOV. 28 • LBS. 5 THIS AD GOOD S U N,D A Y •, TIL ', SLICES .00 ~ . TINY'S BARGAIN LAND ., NOON AMOUNT SHOP EARLY TRAX YOUR CHOICE 81 Otl' ffOI'fJ/ ply ,., Cepltol lnvnlrlient ilems. lnlorett Ia cho"llll only fOr tho doys money It ICiuolly liNd. -- --·-$14 FINE FOR REG. LIMITED T.V. TOY TRIK s .88 These Items and Save REG. $1.09 SUDDEN BEAUTY HAIR SPRAY REG. 89c COlGATE TOOTHPASTE REG. 79c BAYERS ASPIRIN REG. 89c COPE HEADACHE TABLETS REG. $1.00 SUDDEN BEAUTY SPRAY DEODORANT REG. 79c SECRET ROLLON DEODORANT REG. 98c COLGATE 100 MOUTHWASH REG. 73c EXCEDRIN TABLETS REG. 69c BUFFRIN TABLETS REG. 79c WON TABLETS .17 LIGHT SETS C-7! { �. ····-·-·- --·--. ....-.. ....... __ .. __ .. . . . . . . . ,, ... ' • .. oy . ~ ,._ .. _"' • • • ~ ...... - • • .., ., ,.., _ , , .. , 4 , , , .. , _ , , . , , , _. 00,. . , , . , . . . . . .. ~ - ... - •lll'< .... ... ... . ,._ , , ~ , , ,w,.,.' i" -'"' • • ., , , . , ---Oassilied Ads Your Modern Community llulletin Board ,. ''"" · 6-'JeDJiolllialll, Pomeroy-Middlep~rt ,_ o_ ., N~•-·2 _7,_1_ 9~5 ,-----------------;,--au-.. ---=s.:-rv-:i-:-CH-2 SIGNS For Rent Cll' FOUR ROOM furnished aoa1rt-ll "'."!~·I meot. WY :1-3658. 11 tfc - -~ -- --- ---. -- I x 10 HOUSE TRAILER private lot, two bedrooms. Phone WY 2-5401. 11 lfi Uo ...... _..,.... I'HREI: and lour ron'b turni~h& i . WY UGI 12 I tic ROOM furnished apartment lor rent. Phone WY 2-2776. ' ter I p. m. Howley and Reed Hardware. -=-. OUAtrn' Pomerov Motor Co. 1965 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door _ _ $2395 Eoonomy VB engine, Powerglide trans. Good wbit@wall tires, P .B. radio, automatic trans. Radio and beater. Beige Gver Sierra Tan finil'Jh. Fawn interior, See thil nice tar today, 1963 Ford Galoxie 500 Convertible _ $1795 V8 engine, Cruisemstic t ran.o~ . , power steering, Premium whitewall tires, good t0p VinJ l interior, beautiful light turquoise finh;h . Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. PGIIIEROJ, 01110 11811 EXPERIENCED RADIATOR SERVICE ~om BAILEY'S RESTAURANT 218 E. MAIN POMEROY bulldmer radiator to the amallest heater core. BLAETTNAR'S ......... and Herting, Minersville Ohio. End your sewer trouiJ. les. We have aU sizes sewer 1Q11Chtnes. Reasonabll rate!!. can WY :1-2974. day or nipt. BAIRD BROTHERS BAHNEY GOOGLI end SI<IUFFY 5Mt 1lt !lecttoa of offtcen was h~ .! Wbeo lbe Melp County Ridi" e1ub mot TUeeday tvenlni Ia tl bo... of l!l· J. IIJD, Fla:- WHAT SHERIF F TAIT'S OONE PLUMB OFF'N HIS ROCKER, woodl. Tom Reuter, presldeJrt, cl'·; dueled the meennr lllld u • th• large11t truck or • 15 tic Cord Of Thinks NOW lt•s Riding Club Elects New 1966 Officers Oper1tlng Under New Ownership •nd M1n19ement WELCOME TO ALLI Don Mill HelM &.lley, Iris Ioiiey, CCelll,., eFORMERLY CROW'J TOWN lll!d COUNTRYe AUTO WRECKING USED PARTS FOR ALL MAKES 6 MODELS 12 Miles North of PorMroy On St1te Route 7 PHONE 98S·2297 DAILY _._ CROSSWORD reported lbat lbe hone sl ., lt'U I S\ICt!eSI. A report 'VI ' given on hte recent AssO<' , llon meetlag by Mr. lleWr 1. Ground wheat-husk • • Dltl'lU\CI! ··- New Asaoclation offieen wer1:! elected IJid Included Tom R•·'- mountabl ..""-""" 6. 'l'yranplzol 7. Urcbina Bob Gordou, QaiUia tlub, vi•·' president; Mra. Hazel Zimm<' '· W'lllllm Downie, Melp cl' · treasurer. '!'boy ID fav ' of tbt AssociaUoo purchasir. • M electric timer llld ll8o nnt to ehango the polnloyi!om use j ••ted f """"' John Donn& 22. Cubed joum~ 18. ~Wlne ...... ...... .............. · 13. Spac.loqf Ul Bault 14..Put Saint• Ui. Lively 18. Unper. ..,. Alii!OCiaiiDn. Olllcm of lbe local club elerted wero Junior Keonedy, predent; Charleo R. Karr Jr., vir ,, preoldent; Mrs. WD!Iam H Downie, _.,tary; IIDd Mrl. F· Leifheit, treasurer. It was volt t to cbonge lbe dues wllb ehild"' ., 1J or YOXIIIIJer to pay $1 1 year · adult!, $2 1 year. 'lbe December meeting wa ' and it was voted tr. liN' COMICAL .. coin 26.I.ond .... mo ... 28. Bitt. ..toh 10. Female ,,..., WUd lndi& 31. Sunken 86. NatanJ' ... .....tlo ''""' . """"' liZ. Cubicle aa.Tom, 18...... ...... Dick,. Marie 20. Ernbra.t» lt. Sbeet 2LOrient , SAV THAT, SNUFFY? HE WANTS HOOT IN' HOLLER I H!M A M OD~.NISTICAL .JAIL- HOUSE WIF HEAT. AIR CONDITibNS,TV 24.. Pewter • 8. Chat 8. Oitl'• ruune forrnalloll 11. Waterloo 10. "EverylDo.nhal Ia: a 115. Nuurillhe4 l!lcience"l 17. Memo- fer of Melp club, preoider· ' a banquet Ia January ao Rock Springs Grange hall 1<luolrmDooaa.wnie was DBIDed footl l' It waa suggested that each member bring a ne"' member to the banquet. At the close of the meetinj:!! - MAKES YE and H.,.,, D.Bomao for 28. Perch peppei' ""tanco 25. Put. Gilt 26. Teutonia IleA. god S'T. S-thapecl moldtng , plant 28. I'nnlii>C '""" :lt.11. Perfortlllll Sf. Blacken aT. Wadl.l:l& bini 18. ShAving le~ lDslnunenl a r1an fO. Similar tl. St&dlwa "Our reducing club is a great success! We've lost 96 oil. Fol'f~t. 4:3. Manupound•_~ . , 178 oountinl our husbands!" - - nlreshmeota ,..,. ..,.00 b.' Mn!. Pbyllil Knopp llld J - lfaliiiOJ. Md fMtwood DOW¥ .I 1. Ship's P"""' 2. Resort 1 • 3. Devoored LMan.'a nioknama Union Service lsConclucted At Federated ' f· DAILY OIIYPTOQtJOTI!: - Hen's .... 1o wodt 1$o , .&.XYDLB.l.A.Xa II LONUJIIILLOW ODe letter almply lltaDda tor &DOther.l:Q. this aa.p~e .A. tt -..e4 ' b' the three JJ.. X for the two O's, etc. 81Dg!e! letters, apol:t-trophiet. u. length and torma.uoa ot tbe word~ are all ~ ' kb da¥ U. code Jeetenl are differd. ' ..... 'lbent•IM•r P~ ~nm lude by Mn. Ilea Neutzli•&. organlat, opened the Union 'l'lraDbgivlng oervlce Wedn.,. day ......, II lie Federat•d ... CryploJ•B church. Tbt hymm, "Come Yt Thankful People, Come,.. and inv~ eatloa by lbe lilY· Wilbur Perrin, pastor of boat <burch, preceded a reapomdq reading !e, 1 by lbe Rev. Jerry Maslers r · the Clwrch of Cllrlal. The Rev Carver WiUiaDII at First llap tlst chun:Jo read from the Old WANTED! Furnit~ and household good ~ We will llluy fOOl.. plete eitltft or JDlalllota. and New Testamenta with the dootr ol Foderattd llturch pre· IOIIIlng • apeclaJ number Call_ .. •"Tbanka Be To Gad." belweel the roadlngs. Following tba bymn, "Prals. To Gad." and weloome by th< Rev. Perrin, the message ol lbe avenlng was liven by th• Rev. Samuel JackBoo Gf Naomi Baptist church, who had for bh1 theme, "Let Us GJve Thanks.'' Rev. Ray Wining ol the Salvation Anny waJ in charge of the olferiog witllt Mrs. Marvin Burt saog ··olen ThiJ House," followed' by the doxology, A box of fOOd ••• taken to I lleedy la!niiJ for Tba•ksgivlng· Prayer of Thaw by tht Rev. Joseph Kraly of St. Paul'o Lutheran church, tbt benedi~ lion by lbe Rev. lil<hard Martin of Grace Episcopal churcl and postlude tloood U. KNOTTS USED FURNITURE an~ AUCTION 116B-2nd. .•rxa• aervtce. WICHiTA, Kau. (UP!) -Ray lleoningseo, a jJ.yNI'-old laflel• der for tbe FalrbanQ, Alaaka, Goltlparmen, has been named ''Saadlotttr at tht Year" by tilt Natioaal BasebaU Cooirru Tbt IIOmlal 1>o7 temperalure of I bird m&f ba U lllch .. 101 degneo )I'. I I X I 8 II VI K, WBUTJI WMPO Radio SHB l'' t.NUr\ Y TIIRIJ FRlDAY6 Oil S1gn On - 1'4eWa 6:00 Sundown Serenade 6,45 Sign 011 6 (ffi ~ a crecl tlearl 6 at Me1g"' County RFD 6 Z.i Paul Bowers, f'ano SATUIWAYS 6:00 Sign On - 188 Y..........o <lrYP- W Q J I 8 CG By CHESTER GOULO' :·. GOVERN OR CF i~ E STAT E U GIVING D INNER FOR GOVERNOR OF' MOON VALLEY! P II B . WBUTK RLUlflKV .... . I1r 'I'HOU FAINT Ill 'l'f11'l DAT 0B .6.DVEaalTY THY i'1"WiilttQm 118M• rJ.....oL.D 'l'lCI'.r.tw- - ' I WJEH RADIO New! Happy Valley Joys 8 31 News Country Music l'ime WJER LOG 6:$7 WcathM' Coontry Jamooree Monday Througb Friday 7.lVl :'oJ .atlonaJ .~WI Protestant Hour 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 1:til Bill Mille~ ShoV" Spnrt! Parade 7:45 Echoe! of Joy 7.30 Sports Par111te Larry Anderson ShOW 8:00 Ohio Valley New1 7:S5 Bill Miller "how W : 4~ It's Music o\rmy 8:05 World News l :3f: Picken" Harcwarg and llorna Dairy B 10 Sporls Today rru.. Thurs.) 11>00 Duttoo'o 1'up Ten Show 8:15 Weather Picture 7:50 Newa i2:00 News 8:16 ~{u s ical Clock 3 BtU Miller Show 12:16 fus!cal Interlud~ 1:55 Community News II 45 Baker Furniture Shu"' l2:3fl Rev Merlin t'et!t! 9:00 Talk of the Town 9 00 News 1:00 News 9:55 Mason County New1 \HJfl Cottee with Janet 1:05 Jim Meea Show 10:00 Public Service lt. :00 Portraits of " Patriot 5 50 Sport. Parade 10>15 Fsml!y Worship Hoor tO II:' ~wap Shop 6:00 Sundown Serenade 10 :30 Latchstring 10:30 Bill Miller Bru,ch Show &,45 Sign Of! lLOO News_ 10;4$ MBSOD Agr. P-'ogram Sl'NUAVS _ 11 :05 Mommg MelodleJ t'l\•esday) 7:30 Sign on ... Arm1 Hour Iexcept . Friday, Church 10:4$ Family Worahip (11mra.) 7:55 News Bella Rmg) 1U : 4~ A.l;,.C. Proa:ram (frtdayJ 1:00 Baptist LB)JDII.D'; Hour Jl :.4S World News 11 :00 News 1:30 SUnda)' Show 11 .$5 Mason County Newa u .o; 'l'lll,y'o Colllltr7 J"""tloa 1>30 Tho Blblo SpeaAr to y 00 12:00 Onnmunity Ntws lUll !luy'o Country 11ymna 1:41 Leglslatlvo Report 12:115 N0011 Newo 12,110 Cement ~locJI News oo Tb GOOd 12:10 Markell , 11 10 1 •. 311 ~'~• te 12:15 Mid DaJ Weather 11. "' ~sJer 8 Guesl Star 10: lu <.:ongrf',.ssman Moeller B 11 l. d 12 : •• Fr . ~n u e m 8 oar •• t !day) 10:30 ~e Country HymDt1mersl2 :25 News 0 Gram• 12.30 Larry Andet100 Show 11,30 1ho Qwol Hour 2.30 c 1 A t 3:11' Jtm 14eet Show U:M Ne'ft'l 12··.45 Coouunnlryy Gogena ....-d OUQJI U5 BlaoiiDir Auto Show U>l& Tho CbrlaUau Hour ,, 55 News Beat Utl Eleetrto Comp•f11 r>owa U>30 Tho lie•. Merht Teet! 2'00 Country Go Round H•• .Jim Meea Sbof' 1:30 The llwl. SUu BtUupo 2,55 News Beat 5·00 Ntwa z,oo The Rev. Andrew farsona 3,00 Mld Way Matin" 5,05 Jim M. . Show 2:!11 Sunday •howoas. HS New• Beat 5,3n lllzer'o WutbW Report &:00 Sundowll llereDadc 4,00 Discing with Do,. Utl 9po:to PoriClll US Siaa 00 UO IJ!terchaora 6 30 8' 06 1:20 diU 1:30 7:35 fHE -BORN -LOSER H5 Spottigbl on Sport. Weather Community News 4:55 5:00 5:10 5:15 World and National News Sign Off 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock H5 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley News &:05 World News 8:10 Sports Tod'ay 8:5 Weather Picture 8:18 Pt. Pleasant Football 10 :30 Songs for Children 10 , 4~ Goldeo Key ll:(ltJ News 11 '06 Saturday Show 12:00 Local, Ohio, Nat. New1 2:20 Bulletin Board 12 :25 News 0 Grams 12 :30 Saturday Matlnet 1:30 New~ Headlines 1'31 Saturday Matinee l :M News 2'00 Saturday Matinee 2:30 News HeadHnes 2:31 Saturday Matlntt 2:55 News 3 00 s d M t : atur ay at nee 3:30 New1 HeadllnH Ul Saturday Matillet 3'31 Saturday Matinee 3,55 News 1:00 Dtacioc with Do" 4,30 Radio R 1 0 1:00 Newt Roundup oJ5 Sign Off _.:.:::__ _ _ -- - -- Wll1l THEM kOOTIN' NitlH I AH HtE!<fD 'liM SAY IT Mu·~·T '(f 8EEI'I THI;IR CAk' COMIN' lf'l u:JTI:C ~POOKro TJ.I' Blli'DS I H<IRKI >H:~s A<Q IF IT'6 60M~ i • liNG >-,'1_ VE 1 1&111'S<Uf1WO - I?O:.BBITS COUSIN MC.>:.'Tl1fl. Pl((t.1100) M~' ~>IE' ALWAYS WJ(CPS Rl"'l PRE.TTY 1 . .. ' . . ' -· ~ ·1'"';;;... cj NJI'o.' NON ~..IJ.I'/.,_ 'tCLI:?5F _1=-! YOU T!-'l.'UG >iT'!OlJ W~RS ~'O".J ' 'THE: Ri,J.Io!T f1-l 'JG. l'M 5Ll~ EVEN WINNIE 8W\II&.!TZD 8IL\I.DW1N """'OTHII P.tUIIIUI ...._,.,. R'So\LIZ~ lHAT. ........ ' .. ;; ·-1Ni(i DC~~ GC ~ L AM•t-..~ 1 . .- - i. :.,"_ ,,. By BRANNEf'; IAil' 'IIIMI ••• . ·~·: :J l By ART I' PIANOS • DICK TRACY Quota«• . . . .1 11<\'I>Ul'M ll"HB.-R.K'l'M' . . .. ~ ·: --· ... .,.. .' ) �•j , ' .• ~'t , 0 ., Nov. 27 1965 sentinel, :mma Initiation Held nn.ao= Around And About Middleport BylatinCiu~ owiE!s-Gross Weddin Vows Are Mainly About People !_Exchanged Oct. J6 atgHome 0 f 8, 'de PomeroyIn AreoMYFYoufh . Of Eastern Htgh MeetinRocine 5undayEvening \ • SOCIAL CALENDAR Bookmobile to Stop Twice in RocineMonday Monday, November 29, the Initiation of new membera by Itema lor tile ...... calen- Meigs County Bookmobile will i- lD an impressive, quiet cere- and nuts .were served to the former members into the EastYouth of the Racine and Oak Or are weleomed bat eo be at the regular time in Ramony at her home on Laurel guests, Mtss Paula ~mer. COil· Poll Karr of Columbllll ern High School Lalin Club waa Mr. and Mrs. WIUis Anthony Grove Methodist churches met be accepted lor DO more tban cine Grade school In the mornS~eet at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, sin of the brtde, reg>stered th~ Miss ndi Y the holiday week· held November 16, at the home were hoots to a family Thanks- Nov. 21 •t 6:30 p·m, at the Ra· tbroe dayo (lllneo) porlor le lng and High school in the af· f)ctl:iber 16, Miss Jeanne l. guests Assisting With the sef\· is spe th ~er arents, Mr. and of Mrs. Parker. giving dinner at their !ar~ 'Cine church with Pr.esident tbe dale In tbe aotJce. Item• ternoon, replacing the '111anks~owles became the bride of mg were Mrs. John W. Johnson end w~n I PR Karr Sr Officers elected earlier were, home on Cnerry Ridge. Attendd Debra Van Meier preBtdlng. abould be brief, ODd eloarly living Day schedule. Donald' A. Gress. IMISS Julia Reese, Mrs. Irv.n Mrs. nr es , IpreSident, Bill Buckle}!; v~ce iJ;lg were Mr. and Mrs. Geral It was voted to take an of- wriUeD or typed If mailed. · Miss Bowles is the daughter Baumgardner, and Mrs. Gomer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Karr,l president, Twila Kat.;r, an~ Anthony asd childen, Joe and fering each meeting and a new Librarian Velm~ Pi~ojJI .a~ ~r )Irs Ernest Bowles and Middleport. . Sr ;:md daughter, Po~ly, SJ>E:nt secretary, Joey Bailey, Add1- Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Harold secretary, Sharon Erwin, was NOV za nounced the foUnwmg hUes JUst b :e Ernest Bowles. The The new. Mrs Gross. 15 a grad- Thanksgivmg in MarLOn~ With tional officers elected were Chase, Mr. and Mrs. David eJected. Lewis Van !deter of e wil1 ~ a hymn sing released: P.tonm is the son of Mr :>f Middleport High school, their daughter and son·ID-law, treasurer, Nancy Karr; news re- Jenkins and children, Steved Oak Grove and DavLd Grind- t~er Free Will Baptist church Masterpieces~,.. World PhHosi lrs Arthur Gress' of c.lass of 1963, where she w~s ac~ Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Bauer porter, Jenny Dean, and Ser- Beth David, Mid~leport ao staff of Racine are the new re- a etland Salem St., Sunday, o h in Summ~ry Form, by \ ll\13 of the double-ring hve m school affairs . servmg a and Polly Ann. geant - at • Arms, Ray Karr. Mr. and Mrs Ray Laevmg and freshment committee. of Ru be '28 at 2 p m AU Fp yk N M g'll eel d b th home<:ommg queen ID her sen, 1 't' t were required to h '1 Mike Judy Novem r . . ran . a I ' IJ .~ny Dwe~r~:~ ~tor eof the ior year. She IS presently . em· Dennis Moore, a s~udent n:~l we:; ~~::s to school November childre~, ~: a,West Columbaa: The P.rogram Included scrip- singers and the public are in· The Madhouse o~o Madison tl 1' ~~ 'ah a:tist Church ployed by the State of Ohto aS ,Rio Grande College, " spe 'thi!Dih They were as follows: Sue ;n a ' ture, M1chael 6:8, a nymn, a vlted Street, by George Murray. 'iount on a typist 10 the Department of ling the holiday weekend WI p · B kley Barbara Bailey, W. a. reading about Thanksgiving by NOV. I Exploring Behavior,· An InGlven m marriage by her fld- the Bureau of Workmens Com· his parents Mr. 'Bnd Mrs Lloyd I N:~mi ~~ssen: Pat Boring, Lin- Thanksgivmg Day dlnne~ Mrs. McClintock, another ~y~~ The Pomeroy WCTU will troductlon to P~yrt logy, by f:St brot~r, James F Bowles, pensation Moore. da Brown Jerry Burke Virgin- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emer prayer by Ann McCilntoc • t Tu da at 2 p m at Candland and Cm ;ell. the bndr was attired in a two- Mrs Gross 1s a gr1:1duate of Mrs. Dwight Logan and Mn. 1· Bush iean Casbdoll~r Shir- son Jones were their parents, scrlpllon of lhe MYF motto mee Fedees 1 ~· hureh ·• Basic Works o( .rist(ltle. ptect strt>et length ensemble of CadiZ. ~hgh School, and allend- Helen BrickleR VISited ThUnl· ~a cur:e Jenny Dean, Bever- Mrs. c. E. Burdette, Middle- color by the program . the I r~ c . Clear Thinking· by Hy Ruch~· hite brocade satin. Her vell ed Ohio state University two day afternoon wllh Mrs. ca~lle I Durst: Patty Goeglein, Vic- port, Mr. E. W. Jones, Shade; man, Pam Cleek, the benedtc· Nov. Us, A hvely and prac •.1c~l int~ was of white tulle and she years He is now an employee Logan at the Elmwood Nursmg : Green C~ndace Hawk, Nan· and Mrs. Paul Parsons and son, tlon, and the creed. The Christmas bazaar spon- duction to sound reasonmg. ried a white Bible topped with of the Post Office Departm.ent Home, Alba.n}l. as an i c~ Karr ,' Ray Karr, Richard asd Mrs. Paul Parsons. and son, Refreshments were served sored by the Afternoon and El- Understanding the Great Phil· white orchids and a cascade but Will enter the armed fone s I Mrs. Anna Yeager w f h Lodwick Lenora Michael Lou- Paul Jr. Athens. Durmg the 2 her and two eanor Circles of Heath Metho- osophers by Henry Thomas, PtL carnations. The couple is res1ding at 30l : ove,·night guest Mondar, 0 er 1ise Michael David Mora: San· afternoo~ movies of Mexico and ~h m~m e ~nd Pal dist Church wlll be held Tues- D ' Serving as maid of honor Lmwood Ave., Columbus. Iaunt, Mrs. Edna Barte s, t the dra Newlun' Don Rose, Shirley , San Salvador were shown S e 8 ~~~ 'Doug Reese day November 30 in the base- The Outloo for Youth, by Alber sister wa~ Miss E. M~ , ~~~a ~:ag:it~~~ and Rucker and' Jo Toney. wh1ch had been ta~en by the 'Jr~~~. sheila Bailey, ~nd Rosel me~t of the church. Luncheon ice H. Horowttz Bowles, Cleveland, Randall WCTU Tha sg~ g Y • Parson fam1ly While on tour Easterday All young people of will be served during the noon Markmgs, by Dag Hammars· l>>wles, Columbus, broihor Midtlleporl James •,ager.Do I nd her there They formerly lived In tn two a.:.as are Invited to hours kJold man. • • H ld Mrs. Verna ug "' a lbe brt'de, was bestedd' Meellng "' e d ht r Jane are spending Callformo. next meeting Nov. 28 at 6:30 Llvmg Ideas In America, by li'oJiowmg the w mg a aug e • ' th Oak G e church H Steele Commager ed ce~tion was held in the 'Itle Middleport Wlit of the I the weekend with relatives at Mr. and Mrs. Cart. Mattox p.m. at e rov . PLAN BAZAAR e~r~ C t Bo k bile p~orooin of lhe Mount Morlan Bap- WCTU met Friday evoning al Ivydale, W. Va. spent tho holiday In Pomt Plea' . elgs oun y 0 mo fist Church. Arrangements of the First United Presbyterian Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mescher ·sant, W. Va· with relatives. OBSERVE BIRTHDAY The Friendly Garden~rs of lvJdes servtce ~?rural adult~ as I 11 flower> decorated the din- Church with Mrs. Betty Cline, ond family of Lebanon are the Mr. and Mrs. Gordon HarRutland will heve a Chnstmas well as to chnldren, rna ng room The bride's table ident in charge She opened guests of her sister and brother ris and son Jim Columbus, Mrs. Don Grueser was and bake sale SaturdaJ. books more atcesslble to 28 com· W":a cove~ with a linen cloth f~:s meeiins with .prayer and in law, Mr· and Mrs. John Mitch. Ohio Valley Grange 2612 op- spent Tha~sgivi~g with their of honor a.t a sit o'clock December 4, at the. R.utland munities and to 17 schools and C{'ntered with a three-tir- there was group stng~ng with .Mrs. ~CJrl Wellman, a~d son ,ened in regular form Monday parents, Mrs. c. M.. Henne~y Thanksgivm~. ~lven by her mo- Department slore begmnmg at through rekularly scheduled ·aed wedding cape topped with Mrs· Lillian Steiff at plano. Jimmy Sutto~. of Fl. G~y .. WV night with Worthy M~ster Her- and Mr. Robe~l H~JTIS. Their ther, Mrs. Theo Rain~, "t her & a.m. I at three weeks period. mi$lture bridal eouple. 1t was announced that the ~ere W~d~esday overmght and bert Roush in the chair. It was other son, Nack, 1n graduat.e Hemlock Grove .home 10 obser-1 Wedding cake, pUnch. mints December meeting would .be 'lhanksg1vmg g~ests of Mr. ~nd decided to have the annual study at Massachusetts Instl· vance of her buthday. Guests at the First Baptist Church wtlh Mrs. Herbert D1xon.~nd family . Christmas party D~c. 27 begin- tu~of Technology, was unable were Mr. and Mrs. Don GrueMrs. Donald Boone . program Mr. and M:·s. Philip . R~xr~~ 1 ning with a polluck dinner at to present. ser and Kim and Jody, . chairman. Two readmgs were and son, Philip, of Ctncmnatl 6:30 p.m.• (Qilowed by an ex· r. and Mrs. Robert Turner ville; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rem· • • • ":•:~:•:rwr~,~~~~~-~-including, "I Was A are the gu.ests of her mother, ~ change of fifty cen~ ~Jts to be and children, Debra, Michael, es, Ravenswood, W. Va.; and ~i:~: at Fourteen", by Mrs. Mrs. Dessl~ Pa~lerson. , brought by each member· Sandra, ond Gary of North Rob- Mr. and Mrs. George Heines and ·'Giving Thanks", by Thanksgiving dmner guests o[ ' Guests will be Great Bend inson spent Thanksgiving with r Mrs. William KUlinger Hem· i 'IONtGHT tloru TUISDAY Mrs. Jacob Turne;. Mr. and .Mrs· George Mowre~ l Grange. All members are t.o his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe i lock Grove. Walt DIIMY'• Miss Margaret Sauer led de- were Mr and Mrs. A. G. Mtddle bnng their V.lte or husband lf T ----"MARY POPPINS" ('fechntcolor) votions. giving notations on "The I ton and Mr. and Mrs. Milford thev are a non-member. u~~er~nd Mrs. George Hackett GAmER FOR DINNER Julie Andrews, Dick Van Lord's Pr~yer." Dur.ng the busi- 1 Mowrey and Megan an~. MelLssa l A. home tconomics commit· Sr, Mrs Mary Shafer and son, A family dinner was held Dy.ke, David Tomliruon, Gly· ness meetmg a $5 dona~10n was of PL.. Pleasant.. W. ~a. !tee wa~ appointed by hte Mas· Mike, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thanksgiving Day at the home ~. ~~Y~nermione Badtfe.. sent to the Sam Moms Tern· r;-rr· and Mrs. fed ~ lsher and : ter, chalfman L<s M'abe\ Roush, Scally and sons, Tommy and of Mr. and Mrs. Clair Boso, Colorurtoon perance radio program. chaldre~, . ~an and ~ark, of members are Eula Wolfe and Jamey spent tht holiday In St. Great Bend. Present were Mrs. Matinee Saturday & Sunday: A vocal du~t was presented Cmcmnut~ are t~e h~ llday week- Nora Cross, and the Centenmal Albans, w. va., with Mr. and Dessie Patterson, Pomeroy; Mr. 1 1:30 p.M. (one ahow only). by Beulah White and Mrs .Paul 1 nd guests of his pal ents. Mr. l cbmrman IS Nora Cross. 1 Mrs. Joe Trtbble and Kim and Mrs. Philip Rexroat and Evenings 7:00 P.M. Except Haptonstall entitled, "Merctes of j and Mrs. Hiram Fisher • :\imers- 1 The program consisted of the Mrs. James Harley spent the IOn Philip of Cincinnati; Mr. Saturday, 6:30P.M. God." The hostesses, Mrs. Hap- VIlle , song, "Battle Hymn of the ho!Jda)' weekend in Springfield I and Mrs Jim Patterson and Admlssilon: 11.00 & 10c. II Mr Lllllan Steiff Miss Mr. •nd Mrs. Genion Ponn bl ' " Sc t •• d' . 1 · ~~i.iiiiii~=~r==~lo~ns~ta~,~s!.~iiitiNw~ ·Repup !C.1 b np U.-c rea mg. with her son and family Dr. Brent and Terry Racine- Del and M1ss Grace Campbt!ll were I lOth Andy Cross· Ten 1 ' nd 1 ' ' ___..., Thanksgavmg dmner guests of sa m Y . ' b and Mn. John Hor ey I bert and Ted Patterson· Great i 1 ways to k1ll an orgamzalton, Y family Bend· and Mr and Mrs Boso Mrs. Henry Hennessy, Middle· Nora Cross· each person tell· od M R bert R 'bel . ' · · port. 1. ' k Mr. a rs. o e1 children, Nancy, Peggy, ' Mr and Mrs Carl Alk.lre 01. fl ing what tney hadTtho bek than · spent the holiday in Chillicothe bie, Stevie, Vickie, Tommy and · · ful fur· poems, an sg1vmg, . w·n· K't. Lancaster wtre ThBnksgiving , Eula 'wolfe Pilgrims Land with Mr. and Mrs. l la~ ~ B :..o:..n.::"':..•:...·- - - - -- guests of their son and daughter Rev James, Early· Harvest ! cbem and daughtres, Dbble a d EFFECTIVE MONDAY. NOV. 29th io law Rev and Mrs c Mil· · · Dell.ise. bert were their daughter an vin Alkire. ' · ' Bounty, ~~ra Cross; Reason fo~ Thanksgiving Day dinner family, Mr. and Mrs. George WE WILL BE OPEN EVENINGS ~nksg.wmg , Ed~a.rd Cross, guests o( Mr. and Mrs. Earl Doolittle and children, Connie GIVE DINNER TEhunl ks tndThthankBsglvedmg,tDebbra Knight were hteir daughter and and Steve of Berea. TIL 8 P.M. ar y, an e en tc ton Y . 1 M d Mrs j · Mr. and Mrs. James Bearhs R E 1 son-m-aw, r. an · ForTest Bachtel, Jr., a umor entertained with a turkey dinner ev. ar y. Halley of. Colurn~us; and Mrs. at Mount Union College at Alii~ Thanksgivmg, at thetr ' VAN METER ASSIGNED M. C. W1lson, Middleport, and ance, spent !he holiday week· ~N A' Th' d Mrs. E. B. Kmght of Chester. end with his parents. Also VIS· CLJ I' ,.Randy Ju 1rman 1r . iting with the BachtelH~~~~t, Margaret Sauer and Mrs. Peggy Class L. Van Meter, son Mr. and M.rs. G~orge Mem~ CLris!mas aub Arnotl. served a dessert course Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Van I hart were holiday dinner were Mrs. Thelma ' RACINE, 0. · checks going I · during the social. Others attend- ~ ~~i~:,;dhas been graduated at of Mr. and Mrs. James Clarksburg, W. Va. and Mr. ~ ing were Mrs Pearl Hoffman AFB, Tex·, from tile Pomeroy. . . Mrs. George Dallas and. farruly to gilt and Mrs. 0. E. McKinley. course for u S· Air Mrs. C A. Emmtsh IS of South Charleston, Oh1o, ~ .---=====__;~=,,I Force turtJoprop aircrait mech- ing in Dayton with her ~n, Mr. budgettl , anics. A graduate of Wah:ama and Mrs. Roger Emnush and High School, he Is being ,., family. assigned to Stewart AF, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Harold for dut) with the Tactical Air and daughters, Mary Rut,n·mil;yl Command. Joy, were guests at a •• dinner •t the home of Mrs. HarFilttwoods. ry Pickena In Racine. :,I Present wre Mr. and Mrs. Thanksgiving Day guests of . nd M Ch I Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd If you have not already joined, give Allen Dill, Mr. a rs. ares I d d he' M'chl tu Wildermuth and daughters, c u e t ~~ son, I ! a ~ ~ MIDDLEPORT, 0. yours6'1f the thrill of having the added I Sandra, Kathy and Teresa and den! at Oh1o Slate Un1ver51ty, Participating Store In the Middleport Merchant• Mr. and Mrs. Bearh& and sons, and thear son and family, Mr. "shopping power" next year that our '65 Holiday Gilt·A·Rama r 1100 · thy abd Scott· and Mrs. James Lloyd and ~y of Pittsburgh, Pa. members have now. You'll avoid holiday Holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. llarry Chesher were Mr. holes in your budget , •. and for so little ond Mrs. M. J, Schaeffer of Falls Church, Va., and Mr. John put away each week. It'll make a much Blackford, Cheuoc•'Y. Tea· Mr. and Mro. happier Christmas, don't you think? lord and children of MeliJOur1oe, Fla· speot Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. Richard Karr aons, Jeff and Rodney. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Null of eChocklng tSavlnga CrookBvllle, Ohio, opent tLoana !living wtth l!er lather, Mr. tSafe Deposit Clarenco Clark. etanklng-by-Mall Holiday dinner gueots of Mr. ODd Mra. Walter Crookl Mr. and Mrs. Danny '111ornas, RECEIVE NEXT DIPOStT IACH Vleona, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. NOVEMBER WIIK POR 50 WEEKS Edward Crooks, and Middieport; and Geno Croos, $ 25.00 50c student II Ohio Stale School $ 12.50 25c llentiotry. $ 50.00 $ 1.00 Mr, and Mrs. Paul $100.00 $ 2.00 lllall and chiltlren, Edltb .4ulhentieaUy Styled, 4546MA 111rly American $150.00 $ 3.00 Bill, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Genuine Hardboard Sltmllne Cabinet finished $250.00 Sharp opeot Thursday In Zal!.,..l Hand Rubbed, $ 5.00 to matcb Maple furniture eAU new 110 ._ ville with Mr. and Mro. Wayne $500.00 --Mf-t $10.00 Jreolhort neck picture tube ePotenled PhU· Sharp and family. Hand Finlahed .. Cool C~aosto for lon1er component lilt, Mr. and Mro. Perry Jreal.r relllbtllty e20,1100 volll of picture po. • Bla 100-lb. zoro zone top freezor, open! lhe Thanlthilvlng holiday wor eSolld state Tranolstorlzed UHF Tuner • No fro1t; no defrosting ever, even fn fr!ezerl In Marlon wit~ their daugh_~.-1 eAU 82-Cbannol re<optlon eLig]!ted Cbannel Packares never stick together. A cllli&ht t1 - .... and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jndleaton eFront Sound eCopper engraved llam Houck and family. • Twin vegetable Hydralllfs eir<ulll •VBF·UHF antenna WUI hold nearly ~ buohel, Spendq the hoUday :1G 3/16" B; 28\0" W; "8116" D. wltn Mr. and Mra. Glenn • Roomy storage door has space for eggs. even 10-gal. cartons, • Every ohed full-wldtl!, full-depth. Evon L• with Tr...,n Sin pr. 121f.l te 10 -.-- -. r • • I at y Detloted To Ths VOL XVII lntere~,. Of Ths .ne ·~ entl ' .!,~:. Jl.e~ ...... <!!'• .:: c Mei-.Ma~on --"::'./.... :c-r: ,:;' .; ~ .... ___________ ·~ - ~"-------""!'. .4reo ': --------~---------_ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1965 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO NO. 188 ' c ·..o · ~ FIVE CENif· and In WORLD ty Grange P/onm'ng h Gift Exc ange December 27th t I• ,. . MEIGS THEATRE __ - .·. TEMPERATIJRES . II AMERICANS CONCERNED I aboot U. S. servicemen spendIng their first Christmas in a foreign war in more than a dec· ade are flooding the military anj the mails with gifts for the 165,000 Gls in Viet Nam. A United Press International sW'Vey showed that more than 65 tons of mail and gifts, many sent anonymously, are sent dally to Viet Nam, In addition, more than 58 tons of gifts have already been flown out by the Air National Guard in "Operation Christmas Star." Another 46 tons awaits shipmenl. ON SATURDAY 1 1 H1 ~ Sheriff has Advice for Homeowners I Elberfelds In Pomeroy I Paul Carnahan to R~eive Keys to Three Meigs Towns PLUNG- ed to zero on the Northern Plains todH)' and deep snowbelts formed along the eastern and southeastern shorelines of the Groat Lakes. Light snow flurries dusted sections of the Midwest. The U. S. Weather Bureau reported nearly a foot of snow on the ground at Conneaut, Ohio. 60 miles northeast of Cleveland. Snow squalls dumped 8 incheB at Erla, Pa., and Buffalo, N. Y. Seven inches was reported at I Gran<! Rapids and Traverse City, Mich. SHOP AT II National Steel hairman the 1 , NOTICE I SHOPPER'S AID: NOW! 1 WAID CROSS' SONS '6611Wli1 SHOP TONIGHT lluJtplement To Tbt Dall1 SettHnel. Pomernr·lllddl01)0rt. Olde Saturday's Television Program WSAZ-TV Channell FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY I UNTIL 9 PM THE SHOE BOX 7:00 John'• Almanac 8:00 Popeye and Pal• 9:30 Atom Ant Secret Squirrel Underdog Top Cat Fury 12:00 Nationwide Bowling 11 :00 Maryland vs Penn State 4:00 Great Moments in Musit us Pete Smith 4:30 Theatre 3 5:00 Battle Line 5 30 Biography ti 00 Hullabaloo 6 30 Flatt and Scruggs 7 00 Porter Wagoner 8 00 1 Dream of Jeannie 8.30 Get Smart 9:00 Saturday Night at Movlt.J :00 Perry Como 11:10 Weather 1lcl5 Sports Roundup 11:20 Films of tbe 60'1 10:00 !0:30 11:00 11:30 ANEW Badget buy.:. FRIGIDAIRE Frost-Proof Refrigerator! OTHER SERVIUS: PHILCO 23 inch Console TV With Patented COOL CHASSIS 9:00 SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES - "The Big Car· nival," starring Kirk Douglas and JRn Sterling. A small-town reporter gambles witb tho ltfe of a man trapped in a cave, in order to get a big story a n d move into the bigtime newspa· per world. Ray Tea! Is featured. 11 :10 FILMS OF THE 60's~•crazylegs," starring Elroy Hirsch and Lloyd Nolan. True life alory of Elroy Jnrsch, one of football's greatest heroes dubbed "Cr~~Niegs" beeauoo of his unique broken field t'UIIIIIDI· --.ft. OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS (6 TIL 8 PM) 4% Interest Paid On Savings Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I WHTN-TV Channel13 l:tlO !lei.,...... 1: IS Social SecuriiJ 1::11 . . . ol Life t:OO SUperman t:30 ...... l'releDII 10:00 SbeaiiJipaol 10::11 Tho Beotloo U:GII Cuper CartooD U:SO Pwly I'll 7:00 TV Clalsruolll 8:00 Captain Kangaroo g, 00 "Heckle and Jeckll" 9:30 Teoo0SSH Tuledo 10:00 M!g~ty MDWII 10:30 Llnua the IJon Hearted 11:00 Tom and Jerry 11:30 Quick Draw McGraw 12:00 Sky King 12:30 Tho AdveDtuiU ol Lulie 1:00 My Friend P'llcl:a 1:30 CBS News 1:00 Champlonablp BowiiDI 3:00 Movie 4: 00 NFL CoootdOWD to Klctall 5:00 Jim Wallera Jttblllt Bam Daoco Ststtery'a Peoplo Smolherl Brothn Jackla Glwoa 1:30 Trials of D'Bi11D 9:30 Tho LoDer 10:00 G1msmo1t:t 11:00 N"" Toolgbt U:IS MlllioD Dollar Motleo Milton Berte make• bls ond appearance of the HUOD as host on ABC's "Tha HoOy• wood Palace" on Doe. l Appearing wit him will be Liberace, tho McGuire Slsten, JOOJ Heathertoo, Ceaar Romero, Joblt ny Puelo and CUDy lllcllanls. OOUBLE FEATliiiE HOLLYWOOD !UP!)-~ an Wynn and cnmedloDna Na• cy CUip wUI pla:f teat.-od roles In "Nilbt of tile Grla:IIJ" which atart Cl1nl Walbr. ' I I I I I I; 1;: I! ,I ,i WootiJI&IIouso 1= .. ,m I I I I I Collection GIRLS LOAFERS $l99 I lack BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, O. Brown Philco TV Prices Start At $179.95 ' ASSOCIATED RAD 10 I • • u. cur JIU,TWQOI) (1JPII · - _. ... OIIIGr 11M llptd ... to' & TELEVISION -- - Rousll's Shot Stort ·(WITH MILLII MAYTAGI Mhhlltport HAllY MILLII PIIONI WY UtaS ' ' •· . POMEROY ... ' I Wllf!l'tf Bwtpla ' ,.., - . Ia :::.i,.tal Duclilll" . I I I I I 1965 · 2 3 4 s 61 7 8 910111213 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1 - I I Broatleatlinl ComplnJ acqlllrOd the televlslon rilbta to tho play, ..Poltmart Zero," wldch nn • week on Broathray this loll. Tht llhow Ia belol taptd with tile otap eul wbleh loeludeo Vlee... Undlon, and wiD bt aln4 at an unapeclfled dale 011 the Group W IIIIU.... In aa.toa. Phllaltlpbla, Baltlmort. Plll.llarlb and Sail Fnadoco. It will bt offend In naliODal ll)'lllllelolioll to other llatloollaler. Tht 1 I IJ:IO Bup JltlaDJ 12::11 MIIIAII tho Mooater 1:10 BappiiJ Jlapplr 1:30 AmlrieaD IIIDdltaad 1::11 Let'l DaDco S:IS TIM 'l'lml Rally S:30 lJeulor Randolph I: Gil AIIC'1 Wldt World ollpr. 1:30 I'Uo""*' 7:tl0 1'lmDIJ 7:30 ll!!ndiC l:tll Tho Kill 'IIIIIJ 1:30 Tbt ~ WID: Show 1:30 Tbt BDIIJwond Palael 11::!1 Wl'lllllal 11:!11 Bob YGUIII New~ .. 11:U Olllltr 'lliiiUr NOVEMBER I M I W T F___, I I *"' 5:30 &:10 7:00 7:30 19b5 I Master Craft THE FARMERS BANK , AND SAVINGS CO. ..._ _ _ _ POMEROY, O l f l O - - " " WCHS-TV ChannelS ..e Tho Gallla nm... GaWp<tliJ, otu. I 21 2 2 23 24 25 26 27 1' 28 2 9 30 I SATURDAY, NOV. 27, 1965 Peggy Lee Completes Project By Loull Sobol Well, now what do you think oinglng gal Peggy lee is work· Inc '"' In opare moments? SculptInc a bust olllr. Albert Schwei· tier whic~ Itt to go oo dlaplay In tile Loo County MW1eum ol Modern Art ...Goll Clamp Tony Lema, out ol actloll wblle hilt Injured elbow ia IIIOIIdlng, phoned golfing aca J'red Corcoran from Greece to tell him bll b~UeJt thrill sinew w1nDing bls clutmploashlpaeama wben be waa IVanted a private audl..,. with IUo Hollneas in Rome ...The wife of lamed el• Start Cluh msi~ d', ~ory Pl!llldeo, recouplJIII from lnjurbto IUJtalned In • ....,, IIIIo ..,.idMt...l"aooy Holtanaon Ia..,.. for Prlnet Felli Youuoupoll who oued C.B.S. for Its drlmoiiMtlon <1. tile Raoputin :.... .!he coat waa dlamlaed - lo - · plannlol to 11111 '"' behalf ol hor cllllrt tile major llltldio wldc:ll Ia dlolrlbul1nc I ~ film, ..u11ec1 ''Nilbll ol Ruputin... (It wUI liuicollltllhal Mlat JloliDDODn - • 1Wtlicllllllll.1 ,... ... A••• against Metro for Its Rasputin film whicb starred all tbreo Barrymores) ... Poster ad for a oermon at tire Unity Church : "Why Not Hava Your Faith Lifted?" Joe Levine apparently ha!J become enamored of Adam. He olarts shooting "A Man Called Adam" otarring Sammy Davis '"' Nov. 22; he's readying the prolimioarioa for film, "Will Adams," starring Peter O'Toole ; hilt picture, "The Idol," stars Michael Park.. who has the role of Adam in the forthcoming "The Bible"; and his "Second Best Secret Agent" movie stars his newest find, Tom Adams ... our confrere Jim Bishop finally attained a major objective. A hole-In-one at the Diplomat Country Club In Hollywood, Fla ... .l!lke Charlie Bales' label lor tbo blackout: "The world's worst 5 o'clock shadow " ... You'd be surprised how many dolls have real affection lor Billy Rose - gals he's dated between marrlages.There'a a iood reaIOD - he's advised them on llock lnveslments that have added thousands and thousanda ol ' to their preclouo bank- rona. dlaCIIIICe1"!lq~oro Somo nach me <1. tbe lmjimllng breakup betwetm lamllll linger and bls wife and motbor <1. 1111 oeveral cbllclreo. One of tho blfii!IIIWDOI - and a couple Yibo lo mw bel 1101 bad a .... picbl <1. llllllfllct dlroelod at tbem. •.Joba and Vlrllnls Warren Dllr -. •nvlll - 1111 .- .,. c rival of their heires!l. Nina EHzaa beth, named alter Virginia'• mother, the wife of Chte1 Justice Earl Warren. Only a few weeki ago when we were at Toots Shor's Virginia had expressed her deep de;ire that it be a girl (the Dalys have two boys). "J JUSt want to have a little one I can name for my mother. I always had that ambition.·• she said .... Tempest ("Hello Bur. lesk' '( Storm makes no bone~ about confessing thal her marriage to singer Herb Jeffries wat headir.g for the divorce courlt;. Says the action was stymied when their baby, Patricia Ann, was born "That was two years ago," she said, "and we're •·UU Mr. and Mrs." 0. this one from Fr11nce [)j. manche in Paris is reaUy deUcious. In all seriousness, it ex.. plodes over Page One with 1 story that producer Joe Pastel' nak approached Princess Margaret at the big party at the Palladium in her honor and th1 Earl of Snowdon's and offered her$! million if she woold eonoenl to appear in 1 film based oo her romance. Paaternak, occording to the article, es{>lained that wao tbe own Lll Taylor got lor "Cleopatra" and then went 011 to point out that"Meg'l uncle, the Duke of Wlndaor, appeared before tbo eameraa ia tbe documentary based "" bll life, Knowing Pw;ternat,l biN. may be an element of truth•ha tbe aUeged offer -but bls cheot mWII bave otuck far out - pl!llo ld Itt' Ilia toaauel � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 26, 1965 bush cecil clagg hawkins iller jones karr mccarty sawyer